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Florida mom fights wrongful death law after daughter dies hours after leaving hospital

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Two years after her only daughter died just hours after leaving a Florida hospital, Beth Miller says she is still searching for answers. She also wants to make sure another family does not face the same barriers she has encountered. WATCH REPORT BELOW: Florida...
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King tides in Florida cause manatee to get stranded in shallow ditch

King tides in Florida caused a manatee to get stranded in a shallow ditch on Tuesday.
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Middle Tennessee Gardeners Won’t Get Another Frost or Freeze Warning Until April, Because the...

NWS Nashville ended frost and freeze alerts on Oct. 1 with none issued this fall, so Middle Tennessee gardens get no warning before the first freeze.
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Major snowstorm chance is high this winter for Middle Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - In just a matter of weeks, it’ll be cold enough for snow in the Midstate. It’s getting to be that time of year when people start wondering if it’s going to be a snowy winter. The days are getting shorter. Nights are getting colder. Leaves are changing colors. Before you know it, winter will be here!
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Nashville DA recuses himself after second Dollarhide deadly crash

Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk, who approved C.J. Dollarhide's 2015 plea deal, has recused himself after Dollarhide's wife died in a second deadly crash.
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John Anderson’s “Seminole Wind” Is The Official Anthem Of Florida

Florida honored this man perfectly. Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order Tuesday to make John Anderson’s “Seminole Wind” as the official anthem of Florida. There will also be historical markers installed in Apopka, where John was born and raised. DeSantis will also designate a wildlife drive...
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Mystery $311M Purchase in Florida: ‘Something Is Coming’

(This content was created with the help of AI.) The Florida city of Naples just landed its own real-estate mystery: Someone quietly dropped $311 million to stitch together close to 19 waterfront acres on Gordon Drive, without ever even walking the land, according to brokers. The Wall Street Journal reports that the unknown buyer or buyers, using a land trust and rigid NDAs, first paid Canada's DeGroote family $225 million for 15 acres in 2025, then added the neighboring 3.7-acre Stayer property
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92-year-old man placed plastic bag over wife’s face and pinched her nose before declaring...

A 92-year-old man in Kentucky was at a retirement community with his wife when he placed a plastic bag over her face and pinched her nose, authorities say. The post 92-year-old man placed plastic bag over wife's face and pinched her nose before declaring she 'needed to die': Cops first appeared on Law & Crime .
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Measles cases increase to more than 200 in ongoing Kentucky outbreak

The Kentucky Department for Public Health confirmed 201 cases of measles Thursday. At least 11 people have been hospitalized in the ongoing outbreak.
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IEMS: 8 people suffering from a mass overdose, all patients transported to the hospital

INDIANAPOLIS— Indy’s Emergency Medical Services team responded to a suspected mass overdose scene and transported eight people to the hospital. According to IEMS, six people were suspected to be overdosing in the 300 block of E. Washington St. on Thursday afternoon. Medical crews responded and administered triage care to the six patients before transporting to […]

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