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Will I be able to watch August lunar eclipse in Sarasota, Florida?

Will I be able to watch August lunar eclipse in Sarasota, Florida?

While Sarasota, Florida, residents won't see a total lunar eclipse, the Earth's shadow will cover almost 94% of the moon.
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Florida Everglades wildfires burn 11,000 acres, close part of the park

Florida Everglades wildfires burn 11,000 acres, close part of the park

Wildfires burning in the Everglades have consumed around 11,000 acres, according to Everglades National Park.
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10 exciting Sarasota area events coming in September

10 exciting Sarasota area events coming in September

September’s biggest Sarasota area events include festivals, famous comedians, a Labor Day regatta and a 9/11 anniversary benefit concert.
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Escambia County Schools Implement WeatherSTEM for Football Game Safety

Escambia County Schools Implement WeatherSTEM for Football Game Safety

Escambia County Schools Implement WeatherSTEM for Football Game Safety
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Will I be able to watch August lunar eclipse in Jacksonville, Florida?

Will I be able to watch August lunar eclipse in Jacksonville, Florida?

While Jacksonville, Florida, residents won't see a total lunar eclipse, the Earth's shadow will cover almost 94% of the moon.
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Lightning Strike in Margate, Florida Claims Two Lives

Lightning Strike in Margate, Florida Claims Two Lives

A tragic lightning strike occurred in Margate, Florida, on Sunday, August 23, 2026, at approximately 2:30 p.m. The incident claimed the lives of 31-year-old Kenya Glasgow and her 2-year-old child. According to Margate Police, the two were struck by lightning while on a sidewalk near 7941 NW 1st Street. Emergency responders from Margate Police and Margate Fire Rescue arrived promptly and administered aid, including CPR. Both victims were transported to nearby medical centers—North Broward Medical Center in Deerfield Beach and Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale—but were later pronounced dead. The Margate Police Department is currently investigating the incident. This tragedy underscores the dangers of lightning during severe weather in South Florida.
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New College isn't America First when spending our money | Opinion

New College isn't America First when spending our money | Opinion

New College of Florida has lavished millions of taxpayer dollars on attracting international students to boost its enrollment.
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Mark Cuban's advice for $1 billion Powerball winners: Don't take lump sum

Mark Cuban's advice for $1 billion Powerball winners: Don't take lump sum

When Powerball hit $1 billion in 2016, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban offered tips for lottery winners. It went viral.
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As Palm Beach County swelters, here's when cool temps usually arrive

As Palm Beach County swelters, here's when cool temps usually arrive

Palm Beach County, like the rest of Florida, is sweltering now, but cooler weather is in our near future. Here's when to expect crisp, cool air.
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8 South Florida cities among 'worst' real estate markets in state, says new report

8 South Florida cities among 'worst' real estate markets in state, says new report

South Florida cities are among the worst real estate markets in the state, according to a new study by WalletHub.
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⁠Their finances were tough. Then came 'insane' back-to-school costs

⁠Their finances were tough. Then came 'insane' back-to-school costs

Rising back-to-school prices are forcing families nationwide to hunt for deals or buy cheap alternatives as they prepare the new school year.
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Sarasota County School Board Shifts from Conservative Majority After Elections

Sarasota County School Board Shifts from Conservative Majority After Elections

The Sarasota County School Board in Florida has seen a significant shift in its composition, losing its conservative majority following recent elections. Two Democrat-endorsed candidates, Megan Tennimon and Beth Mayberry, secured victories. A third Democratic candidate, Jimmy Glover, is set to participate in a run-off election in November. If Glover wins, he would become the first person of color to serve on the five-person board. The previous board was known for its conservative stances, including book bans, anti-mask mandates, and anti-LGBTQ+ policies, and was led by a co-founder of the conservative group Moms for Liberty. Former teacher Tennimon stated that the community was tired of 'culture wars' and 'political theater,' while retired educator Mayberry noted that the general community disagreed with the board's 'divisive policies.'