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Overlap in systems bring "truly explosive" weather to Florida. It's not typical for residents to see severe thunderstorms every 14 hours for 10 days.

Employees have suspicions about who allegedly put methamphetamines in food at Nikko Japanese Steak House, but investigators did not find proof.

Florida's new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Florida employers face challenge of filling jobs in state that has 2.6% jobless rate. One official says the new law is creating chaos for restaurants.

For $1, Fire and Dice gives players 6 chances to win up to $5,000. Odds of winning are 1-in-4.96. Odds of winning one of 25 top prizes is 1-in-488,280

Sheila Green saw children in her Brownsville community falling behind in school. She trying to change that with love, tutoring and attention

UWF program will include aspects of analytics, esports, wearables, sustainability and other emerging technologies.

"The devil is in the details" as anglers, conservationists weigh setting boat speed limits in the Gulf to protect highly endangered Rice's Whale.

Gene Killinger helped transform his family's mom and pop marine supply company into a Pensacola institution that served generations of boat owners.

The threat of storms moves the second annual RnB Blues Lawn Party indoors to the Bayview Senior Center.