PARKLAND – Other than for the chain hyperlink fence and vines expanding on the wall, anything is just as it was on February 14, 2018,
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Received a craving for stone crabs? Get ready to shell out a lot more cash
MIAMI – Stone crab period is off and operating to fairly an high priced begin and this 12 months some crabbers may perhaps have been
Florida Board of Education OKs stringent restroom, locker area plan
TALLAHASSEE – County school boards and charter colleges will have to abide by new needs for notifying mom and dad about policies involving obtain to
All set for the supreme girl’s night out? Magic Mike starts nightly demonstrates in Key Biscayne
MIAMI – It truly is the final girl’s night out, directed by Channing Tatum, the star of the strike film franchise. Magic Mike Dwell has
Here is what you can do to get ready as economists predict severe economic downturn
MIAMI – Economists are predicting a harsh economic downturn up coming year, but will you be ready to handle it? CBS4 talked with one relatives
Florida faculty districts that submitted LGBTQ assistance guides to get alterations
TALLAHASSEE – Eleven faculty districts that submitted LGBTQ-help guides to state instruction officers this fall will have to update procedures, according to a senior chancellor
Sanibel Causeway reopens following getting ruined by Hurricane Ian
Point out Office of Transportation Hurricane Ian wiped out quite a few sections of the Sanibel Causeway, severing entry to and from Sanibel Island for
Zoo Miami loggerhead sea turtle
MIAMI – The loggerhead sea turtle named “Baymax,” which very first arrived at the Zoo Miami Sea Turtle Clinic on May 22nd, was set to
Repairs to Sanibel Causeway, harmed by Hurricane Ian, concluded a week ahead of routine, DeSantis claims
TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis introduced Wednesday that access to Sanibel Island has been restored for all vehicular visitors just after Hurricane Ian wiped out
Harmful flesh-having bacterial infections enhanced in Florida just after Hurricane Ian
FILE – Cars and debris from washed away properties line a canal in Fort Myers Seaside, Fla., Oct. 5, 2022, one week just after the