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Daytona’s Razzle’s Nightclub Closing After 41 Years

Daytona Beach's Razzle's Nightclub is closing for business after over four decades. One of the area's most locally-known and popular nightlife destinations is in the process of ending its long tenure before becoming a thing of the past. The nightclub was located near the northwestern corner of Seabreeze Boulevard and...
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2 injured, another killed after helicopter crash off Florida coast

MIAMI, Fla. (WPEC) — Two people were injured, and a third person was killed after a small helicopter crashed into the water near Nixon Beach, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. WSVN’s 7Skyforce spotted a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue boat and the helicopter’s yellow floats in the water off the...
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Takeout Tantrum: Winter Haven Man Faces Felony After Storming Restaurant Kitchen For Unpaid Food

Joseph Sarlo WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — A dinner run ended in handcuffs Monday evening after...
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Traffic Alert: Hart Bridge reopens in both directions after barge crane strikes structure

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Hart Bridge has reopened in both directions after a crane loaded on a barge struck the structure on Wednesday night, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The impact happened around 7:20 p.m., and FDOT said vehicles were on the bridge as well. A FDOT spokesperson...
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Lightning Bolt Blasts Roof Feet From Woman Standing at NW Miami-Dade Home

A lightning strike shattered a roof tile at a northwest Miami-Dade home, while Hailey Schafer, who had been standing nearby, escaped injury. Surveillance video captured the flash and sparks. WSVN reported that the strike happened around dinner time Tuesday as Armando Latour pulled his Jeep into the driveway. Schafer was...
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Florida Flood Alert: Rivers Rising After Up to 24 Inches of Rain

St. Johns River near Cocoa is forecast to reach major flood stage as widespread flooding continues.
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Millions of tourists face mandatory $20 charge if they want to grab a drink...

MILLIONS of tourists are being forced to pay $20 if they want to grab a quick bite to eat in a popular beach town. Business owners say strict new parking fees are hurting tourism. In Volusia County, Florida, on the Atlantic coast, is now charging a $20 daily parking fee.
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Clemson Quarterback Accuses Florida State Of Pumping Fake Crowd Noise To Combat Pathetic Turnout

The Clemson football team took down ACC rival Florida State last Saturday, 36-24. As it turns out, it would be Mike Norvell’s last game at the helm. That decision was made after fans completely abandoned the Seminoles in the fourth quarter. Despite a non-existent crowd, Tait Reynolds says the stadium was still loud. He accused […] The post Clemson Quarterback Accuses Florida State Of Pumping Fake Crowd Noise To Combat Pathetic Turnout appeared first on BroBible.
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HOA said yes, but the CDD says no: Sun City Center homeowners ordered to...

SUN CITY CENTER, Fla. — For years, homeowners in one Hillsborough County neighborhood had fences around their backyards — fences that were approved by their homeowners' association. But now, another organization with government powers says some of those fences are blocking drainage easements and have to go, at...
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Severe flooding causes two deaths and over a hundred rescues in Central, South Florida

(WSVN) - Officials say at least two people have died and another 100 needed rescuing after unrelenting rain continued to flood parts of Central and South Florida. In Port St. Lucie, the driver of a bus and its riders had to be rescued after the vehicle was driven into a canal.

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