Paper Trail Ends at Bus Stop: Man Accused of Stealing Toilet Paper From Coral...
A man faces a felony theft charge after allegedly stealing 60 rolls of toilet paper from a Coral Springs Walmart and leaving them at a bus stop. According to a Coral Springs Police Department arrest report, Norman Javier Singletary, 44, of Pompano Beach, was arrested on November 9 on a felony theft charge. Officers responded to the Walmart located at 10635 West Atlantic Boulevard after a loss prevention employee reported seeing a man sprint for the exits with two 30-packs of Charmin toilet paper
Tesla Challenges $243 Million Florida Crash Verdict, Says Driver Ignored Autopilot Warnings
Tesla is asking a federal appeals court to overturn a $243 million judgment stemming from a fatal Florida Keys crash, arguing that a distracted driver, rather than defects in its Autopilot system, caused the collision. ... Read more
‘It’s going to be painful’: St. Johns County puts fire station on hold, plans...
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – St. Johns County is preparing for significant budget adjustments after Florida voters approved Amendment 3, a property tax reform measure that will reduce ad valorem tax revenue for local governments. According to the Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research, the county could see...
Video: Drone delivers food to ape stranded during Florida flooding
FORT PIERCE, Fla. — A Florida sanctuary had to deliver food to one of its chimpanzees by drone after historic flooding made it difficult for staff to access the property. Save the Chimps, a sanctuary in Fort Pierce, shared a video on social media showing the damage floodwaters left behind.
Sinking of SS United States moved up due to unsafe weather conditions
OKALOOSA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — Okaloosa County announced the sinking of the SS United States off the coast of Destin has officially been moved up to Wednesday due to unsafe weather conditions. According to a county news release, the SS United States will be sunk on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with operations to begin at 1 […]
Pinellas deputy faces charges of using Flock cameras to spy on ex-wife and others
A third Pinellas County sheriff's deputy has been arrested on charges of misusing automated license plate readers — also known as Flock cameras. According to the sheriff's office, Deputy Ronald Scott resigned from the agency and was arrested last week on four felony charges of accessing information about his ex-wife, her boyfriend and others.
Tampa weather: Cold front to plummet temperatures this weekend
TAMPA, Fla. - A late Thursday cold front will sweep across the state, dropping weekend morning temperatures into the 40s across portions of Central Florida. A late Thursday cold front will sweep across Florida, delivering the coldest air of the season just in time for the weekend. High clouds will continue streaming across the state over the next few days as the front approaches.
‘We’re going to have floating caskets’: Flooding threatens graves at Jensen Beach cemetery
JENSEN BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — While many families are dealing with flooded streets and damaged homes, some families are facing another challenge. The recent flooding is preventing them from laying their loved ones to rest. At Washington Memorial Cemetery in Jensen Beach, burials are on hold. The water is...
Cameras capture person tossing 13 cats onto flooded lot of Humane Society of Greater...
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - Surveillance video captured the moment several cats and kittens were tossed into a flooded parking lot outside the Humane Society of Greater Miami. The footage was recorded on Nov. 1 on West Dixie Highway in North Miami Beach. “This was genuinely horrific. They really...
Palm Coast pool contractor arrested on 8 grand theft counts, accused of leaving projects...
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – A Palm Coast pool contractor was arrested after the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said he accepted payment for repairs and upgrades that were left incomplete. Dominic Solicito, 45, owner of Advanced Pool and Spa Technologies, is accused of taking about $117,545 from eight customers...

















