Truck rollover spills cement in Fort Pierce, blocks all lanes on Orange Avenue
FORT PIERCE, Fla. (CBS12) — A truck carrying cement rolled over Saturday on Orange Avenue in Fort Pierce, spilling its load across the road and blocking all lanes, according to deputies. The crash happened in the 21000 block of Orange Avenue. The driver was taken to Lawnwood Regional Medical...
“Fake Cop” Investigation in Alabama Leads to Three Felony Charges Against Florida Trooper
Florida Highway Patrol trooper Alain Fernandez is facing three felony charges for sharing restricted law-enforcement information with private individuals, including confidential driver information. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper who FDLE says repeatedly shared restricted law-enforcement information with private indiv
Florida Woman Accused of Stealing Sheriff’s Cruiser, Driving It Nearly 100 Miles
A routine Tuesday night at Broward County headquarters turned into a sprawling search after a sheriff’s cruiser was reported stolen and later found nearly 100 miles away. St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office stated that authorities arrested Shannon Marie Dillon near Interstate 95 and Gatlin Boulevard in St. Lucie County a
Molly’s House turns 30; Celebrates three decades of care
Molly Sharkey was 12 years old when she was diagnosed with leukemia. She and her family traveled across the country seeking treatment at a time when options were limited, finding support in temporary housing for families of patients. That experience inspired Sharkey to dream of creating a similar place in...
13 Florida Towns That Used to Be Cheap and Definitely Aren’t Anymore
Florida used to be the place where you could grab a slice of paradise without draining your bank account. Retirees, young families, and remote workers flocked to smaller towns where homes were affordable and life moved at a slower pace. Fast forward a few years, and those same hidden gems have turned into hot real esta
You let shrubs and a fence crowd the outdoor AC unit, but FPL says...
As of late September 2026, the outdoor AC unit is still running every day in Port St. Lucie, and in plenty of side yards it is also the most hidden thing on the property. A privacy fence panel goes up on one side, a hedge fills in on the other, and the trash-can screen creeps a little closer every year, because nobody
You run the dishwasher half full every night, but ENERGY STAR says dishwashers use...
As of late September 2026, plenty of kitchens on my street in Port St. Lucie have a dishwasher running every night, even when it's barely a third full. The reasoning holds up on paper: smaller load, less water, and nobody wants crusted lasagna pans sitting in the sink until morning in this humidity. So the dishwasher g
Port St. Lucie Roofers Neighbors Mention When the Adjuster Calls
My roof went up in 2001, the year I drove down US-1 from Jersey with no idea what wind mitigation meant. As of late September 2026, my neighborhood group is trading roofer names.
Best Of Stuart 2026: Stays & Plays
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You pour a septic additive down the toilet every month, but the EPA says...
As of late September 2026, if your Port St. Lucie house is on septic, there may be a box of tank treatment tucked under a sink somewhere: a powder, a liquid or one of those flushable packets, dropped into the toilet once a month because it supposedly feeds the bacteria and stretches the time between pump-outs. I kept a
