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Florida Lighthouse Named on World’s Most Haunted Places List

Florida Lighthouse Declared Among World’s Most Haunted Places. Florida’s St. Augustine Lighthouse, a beloved tourist destination, was listed on Conde Nast’s list of the Most Haunted Places in the World. The historic lighthouse, attracting over 216,000 visitors annually, is renowned not only for its scenic views and...
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Florida Hiker Finds Massive Alligator Walking Down The Trail Like A Prehistoric Dinosaur

A hiker in Central Florida came upon an unusual sight on the trail. They were out on the Juniper Prairie Wilderness east of Ocala when they spotted an enormous Florida alligator lumbering along like it owned the place. The saying goes that anywhere in Florida that you can find freshwater then chances are there is […]...
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Florida Woman Arrested for Allegedly Purchasing and Offering to Sell ‘Genuine Human Remains’ on...

52-year-old Kymberlee Schopper is facing charges of trading in human tissue
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Tampa Bay pastors say church attendance by immigrants has declined

BRANDON, Fla. — Churches, which were once considered off-limits for immigration enforcement due to their sensitive status in communities, are now facing the possibility of federal agents arresting migrants within their walls. Since that policy was rescinded, sanctuaries like churches no longer feel safe for some...
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Woman arrested for DUI going 100 mph over speed limit on Selmon Expressway

A woman was arrested by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper for going nearly 100 mph over the posted speed limit on the Selmon Expressway Sunday morning.
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Two Women Stabbed To Death In St. Petersburg; Suspect Charged

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office is conducting an investigation into the deaths of two women, Christina Donzero, 34, and Betti “Suzanne” Thevenet Donzero, 75, at their residence located at 5252 108th Street North in unincorporated St. Petersburg. On Saturday, April 12, 2025,...
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Where to get the best Easter Brunch in St. Pete

Whether you’re in the mood for coastal elegance, down-home comfort food, or bold, globally inspired flavors, St. Petersburg has an Easter brunch for you. From grand buffets in elegant ballrooms to three-course family-style feasts and laid-back beachfront spreads, there’s something to satisfy every brunch lover on...
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Pinellas County, FL, Dunkin’ Donuts was temporarily closed after being cited for 6 violations

A Pinellas County Dunkin' Donuts location in Tarpon Springs, FL, was temporarily closed following a recent health inspection that revealed multiple cleanliness and safety infractions.
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Judge rules Florida agency violated Endangered Species Act, resulting in mass manatee deaths

The advocacy group Bear Warriors United said this ruling sets a new national precedent: “No state agency is above the Endangered Species Act, even when it comes to regulating itself. The decision signals a turning point for environmental enforcement in Florida and across the country.”
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Is it legal to shoot invasive iguanas in Palm Beach County, Florida? Here’s what...

Florida is home to thousands of unique creatures — whether they were invited or not. According to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, the state is plagued by more than 500 non-native plant and animal species, especially iguanas . Green iguanas have been taking over South Florida since the 1960s....

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