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Exams revealed that the bird had a fractured ulna, lead toxicity and some minor abrasions on his feet. Treatment has been ongoing for several days.
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One Eckerd College student was recognized for her study on how the 2024 hurricanes impacted sand distribution in Tampa Bay.
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ORCA reports shoreline stabilization and oyster growth at Sebastian site
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A search is being conducted off the Gulf shore for 57-year-old Attorney Randall Spivey, and his 33-year-old nephew Brandon Billmaier. The Coast Guard said they were reported missing at about 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 19.
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A successful legal fight from residents banned sludge for two decades. The threat of a new legal fight is bringing it back.
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A number of projects across Florida, including several in Southwest and South regions, will share in $311 million disbursed by the state Thursday.
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The state Attorney General's Office sent a letter in response to a squabble over Orange and Seminole counties' voter-approved boundaries. Some fear this could pave the way for preemptive legislation.
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Eligible Brevard County property owners can now receive larger amounts of money for septic system upgrades.
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The tiniest crack in one of the eggs laid in the North Fort Myers nest along Bayshore was reported early Wednesday by the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam web site.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet approved the expenditure as part of $27 million to protect 21,500 acres of conservation and agricultural lands statewide.
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Mosaic said the lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity should be dismissed because it already finished building parts of the road that included phosphogypsum.
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A South Florida man claims long-term use of the herbicide led to his diagnosis with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He is suing the product's Germany-based manufactuer, Bayer.
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Visitors greeted by a trailer after Hurricane Irma destroyed a temporary center in 2017 now will be welcomed by a storm-resilient modern visitor center with sweeping views.
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The six-lane Southport Connector Expressway would lessen congestion for Poinciana but also cross the Florida Wildlife Corridor. The approval comes despite low toll projections, but marks the final step in a project years in the making.