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Man dies after having sulfuric acid poured on him by woman in New Port...

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. — A woman, who is being accused of pouring acid on a man, is facing updated charges after the man died from his injuries, according to New Port Richey police. Chuanying He, 50, was arrested for intentionally pouring acid on a man while he was...
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St. Petersburg rehabilitation hospital names new CEO

Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of St. Petersburg, an inpatient hospital expected to open to patients this October, has appointed a new CEO. The company announced earlier this month that longtime employee Molly Arau, 55, will take on the role of CEO at the 50-bed hospital under construction at 1000 Tyrone...
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Welch agrees to explore dumping Duke

Mayor Ken Welch could have declined the city council’s formal request to study the feasibility of terminating St. Petersburg’s longstanding relationship with Duke Energy and replacing the conglomerate with a municipal utility. Welch acquiesced in a memo sent to council members Friday, a day following their 5-3 vote....
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Fake dentist used nail glue to attach veneers, causing patient to undergo ’emergency dental...

A Florida woman is accused of performing dentistry without a license and inserting veneers on patients who subsequently had to have emergency surgery. The post Fake dentist used nail glue to attach veneers, causing patient to undergo 'emergency dental care,' cops say first appeared on Law & Crime .
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Florida Home Purchase Cancellations Soar Across Sunshine State

A new study shows a record number of home purchase agreements are being canceled across the U.S., with Florida cities seeing some of the highest rates.
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Climate change will cost Tampa Bay billions per year by 2050

Tampa Bay is facing billions of dollars in yearly property damage by 2050 due to extreme weather tied to climate change, per a new analysis. Why it matters: Even as the region reckons with the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton last year, more pain and loss seem inevitable. Zoom...
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Florida flood alert as experts give chilling ‘turn around, don’t drown’ warning as weather...

Daily thunderstorms and showers are forecast across much of Florida this week as one region faces a flood warning amid a shifting weather pattern in the Sunshine State
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Alabama Man Sentenced In Mississippi To Over 27 Years As “Serial Molester”

A Moundville, Alabama man was sentenced to more than 27 years in federal prison in Mississippi today for enticement of a minor. The case, which began with a tip from a concerned parent, uncovered a wider pattern of predatory behavior. Angel Chavez-Heras, 35, was sentenced to 328 months in prison...
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‘Good trouble’: St. Pete mayor encourages residents to show support for street murals

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch spoke out against the removal of painted crosswalks and street murals throughout the city on Monday. The Florida Department of Transportation sent a letter to the city last week ordering the removal of pavement markings at five intersections, setting a...
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Tampa Bay Weather Alert: Heavy Rain and Flooding Risk Through Sunday Night

Tampa, Fla. – Residents of Tampa Bay and Florida’s Nature Coast should prepare for heavy rain and thunderstorms beginning Saturday morning, with impacts expected to linger through Sunday night. The National Weather Service in Tampa Bay warns of potential urban and low-lying flooding as rainfall totals may reach 2 to...

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