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FL Woman Found Naked In Storm Drain A Second Time: Report

A South Florida woman who was rescued from a Delray Beach storm drain after wandering the sewer system naked for three weeks in March, has been saved from a storm drain a second time.

Tampa-Based Prepared Meal Company Now 2nd Largest In America

Ten years ago, Fitlife Foods started as a single store in Tampa with a kitchen in the back serving about 300 meals per day in its first year. Today, Fitlife Foods, is the second-largest retail and direct-to-consumer prepared-meals retailer in the country and the largest in the Southeast.

Solidarity Rally With Jewish Community After Building Vandalized

Education cures ignorance and hate. That's the loving message the Florida Holocaust Museum shared Thursday evening during its "Unite Against Hate" rally, held one week after its St. Petersburg building was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

Toddler Overdoses On Cocaine, Parents Face Charges: Sheriff

After a 21-month-old toddler overdosed on cocaine in January, a Venice couple was arrested Saturday and faces charges of child neglect, the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.

Cruising Resumes In July For Royal Caribbean From Miami, Texas

Royal Caribbean International will embark on its first cruise since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic over the Fourth of July weekend with a Caribbean trip aboard the Freedom of the Seas, according to a news release Michael Bayley, CEO, shared to his Facebook page Friday afternoon.

Transient Accused Of Burning Car With Body In Trunk In Gulfport

Gulfport police detectives believe they know who placed a body in the trunk of a car last September and then set both on fire near the Pinellas Trail.

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