State News
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Florida authorities warn of shark dangers along Gulf Coast beaches after 3 people are attacked
There’s no way of knowing whether it was one shark or two separate ones involved in Friday’s attacks, but there are more sharks in the Gulf of Mexico than in past years.
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These two Florida cities are among the dirtiest in the US
The study focused on hazardous factors that affect a population’s health, including air quality, water quality, and noise quality
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Central Florida priest bites woman during communion
The priest told police that he acted in self defense. He said the woman pushed him and tried to grab the communion tray out of his hand.
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FHP appeals for help in identifying hit-and-run driver that killed a Puerto Rican man
The police have obtained information thanks to cameras in the area, and they know that after the deadly crash, the driver entered a parking lot and checked the damage to the car.
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Aventura Cueva Ventana set to welcome visitors again in Arecibo
In 2021, Aventura Cueva Ventana in Arecibo was forced to close operations due to lack of the required permits. Since then, the park has undergone significant improvements and renovations.
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Housing market cools along Florida’s Gulf Coast
The uptick in the construction of new housing followed the influx of newcomers to Florida during the pandemic, but that boom is now tapering off
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People in Miami are really bad about leaving stuff behind in Ubers
While Miami tops the list of the most forgetful cities, two other Florida cities made the top 10: Orlando came in at 6th place, and Tampa Bay ranked eighth.
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Emergency rooms refused to treat pregnant women, leaving one to miscarry in a lobby restroom
Emergency rooms refused to treat pregnant women, leaving one to miscarry in a lobby restroom. Here’s what you need to know about pregnancy after Roe.
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These are Florida’s best theme parks, according to top US 2024 guide
The Sunshine State is known worldwide for its theme parks and is home to the most visited amusement park in the world.
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8-foot gator barges into Venice home
There are about 50 ponds in Mary Hollenback’s Venice neighborhood, she said, so gators are a common sight in the area–but not inside people’s homes.
