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On This Day: Hurricane Irma Made Its Devastating Florida Landfalls

On This Day: Hurricane Irma Made Its Devastating Florida Landfalls

Hurricane Irma, a powerful and long-lived Atlantic hurricane in 2017, exhibited a complex meteorological history marked by rapid intensification, s...
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Snoopy fans, get ready for Starbucks fall collection. When it drops

Snoopy fans, get ready for Starbucks fall collection. When it drops

Starbucks is launching a limited edition Peanuts collection featuring Snoopy and the Great Pumpkin starting September 15.
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What to know about the investigation into fatal Amazon plane crash in Miami

What to know about the investigation into fatal Amazon plane crash in Miami

Federal authorities are investigating the crash of an Amazon Prime Air Boeing after it overran a runway at MIA, striking cars and killing five people.
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77% of U.S. Sugar Crops Affected by Drought, USDA Reports

77% of U.S. Sugar Crops Affected by Drought, USDA Reports

Drought conditions are intensifying across the United States, significantly impacting sugar beet and sugar cane crops. According to the USDA, 77% of both sugar beet and sugar cane crops are now experiencing some level of drought, up from 75% the previous week. This has led to uncertainty in the sugar market, with many sellers withdrawing from both spot and future markets due to concerns over crop yields. The situation is further complicated by the ongoing impacts of the pasture mealy bug in Florida and Louisiana. Despite these challenges, some regions, such as Louisiana, have seen slight improvements in crop conditions, with 59% of sugar cane rated as good to excellent as of August 30, up from 50% the previous week. (Source: CZ App, 2026-09-08 08:00:00 GMT)
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Search underway for 4 Americans family after plane vanishes in Bahamas

Search underway for 4 Americans family after plane vanishes in Bahamas

Relatives said the PA-34 Piper aircraft was carrying grandparents, their grandson, 22, and granddaughter, 28. The plane disappeared on Sept. 7.
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NOAA predicts just how wet it could get in NC could get in fall 2026

NOAA predicts just how wet it could get in NC could get in fall 2026

NOAA makes long range predictions for temperature and precipitation levels. Here's what the agency found for fall 2026 in North Carolina.
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Quiet Tropics: No Cyclone Formation Expected Over Next Week

Quiet Tropics: No Cyclone Formation Expected Over Next Week

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has reported that no tropical cyclone formation is expected in the Atlantic basin, Caribbean Sea, or Gulf of America over the next seven days as of September 7, 2026. Currently, three tropical waves are being monitored, none of which pose a threat to Florida or the United States. Tropical waves, clusters of showers and thunderstorms, are significant as they contribute to about 80% of major hurricanes. The Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through November 30, remains active, and residents are encouraged to stay prepared despite the current calm conditions. The NHC has also updated its tropical outlook map to include new visual indicators for disturbance likelihood, enhancing clarity for public advisories.
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Dr. Phillips Center Renews Certified Autism Center Designation for Seventh Year

Dr. Phillips Center Renews Certified Autism Center Designation for Seventh Year

Dr. Phillips Center Renews Certified Autism Center Designation for Seventh Year
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Florida picks up votes, still outside top 25 in AP Poll after Week 1

Florida picks up votes, still outside top 25 in AP Poll after Week 1

Florida football remains just outside the AP Top 25 after beating FAU, but the Gators picked up 32 additional points from voters.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces $9 Million Investment for Naval Shipyard Expansion in Pensacola, Creating 2,000 Jobs

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces $9 Million Investment for Naval Shipyard Expansion in Pensacola, Creating 2,000 Jobs

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces $9 Million Investment for Naval Shipyard Expansion in Pensacola, Creating 2,000 Jobs
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Florida Representative Randy Fine Threatens UK Businesses Over Israeli Settlement Trade Ban

Florida Representative Randy Fine Threatens UK Businesses Over Israeli Settlement Trade Ban

Rep. Randy Fine has issued a warning that British entities could be barred from conducting business in Florida if they comply with the UK's proposed ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements. Fine, a Republican, stated that Florida has a clear policy of boycotting any company or nation that boycotts Israel. He emphasized that British companies adhering to the UK's measures could face restrictions on engaging with Florida state or local governments. Fine highlighted that Florida is a significant trading partner for Britain and suggested that the UK's 'vanity project' could result in billions of dollars in losses for British businesses. He cited a Florida law he previously championed as a state legislator, which would prohibit any British company compelled to comply with such a boycott from doing business with state or local government entities in Florida. This stance comes as the British government considers implementing stricter measures regarding trade with Israeli settlements, which it deems illegal ...
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Florida Lawmaker Warns UK of Economic Consequences Over Potential Israel Boycott

Florida Lawmaker Warns UK of Economic Consequences Over Potential Israel Boycott

Congressman Randy Fine, a Republican from Florida, has issued a warning to the British government, stating that Florida may implement boycotts against British businesses if the United Kingdom proceeds with a trade ban on Israeli settlements. This warning comes in anticipation of the UK's expected announcement regarding such a ban. Fine referenced Florida's 'Prohibition against contracting with scrutinized companies' law, which makes companies or entities engaged in boycotts of Israel ineligible for certain contracts with Florida state or local governments. The law also mandates that companies seeking government contracts certify their non-participation in any boycott of Israel. Fine emphasized that any British business involved in such a boycott would be prevented from conducting operations in Florida if it required official interaction with state or local government, including permits or tax collection. He cited Florida's previous action against Airbnb, which was placed on the state's 'Scrutinized Compani...