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Florida Officials Urge Residents To Cut Back On Water Use As Drought Worsens
By Drew Dixon Growing drought conditions have state officials issuing a severe water shortage declaration and “Phase II” for most of North Florida and other areas.
Superagers’ Brains Have One Special Ability, Study Finds
A new study has found that SuperAgers also grow more neurons than other older adults groups, helping to keep their brains healthy.
Shell Yeah: Key West’s 63rd ‘Conch Honk’ Crowns New Champions
From bedazzled shells to "conch-peting" pros, Key West’s quirky tradition keeps the island’s musical spirit blowing strong and loud.
Beyond Sancerre: Uncovering the Hidden Gems of the Loire Valley
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR Of France’s main grape-growing regions, the Loire Valley is one of the least well-known.
Trump Issues Legislative Ultimatum: No Bills Signed Until ‘SAVE America Act’ Passes
The President demands a total blockade on all federal legislation to force a national overhaul of election oversight.
Warm spell continues
It’s the start of another warm week, south Florida. Temperatures are running about 5-degrees above average sending strong signals of springtime. Spring, officially, begins March...
Seventh U.S. Service Member Dies From Injuries Following Drone Attack in Middle East War
Military officials confirm a seventh soldier has succumbed to wounds sustained during a fatal drone strike in Kuwait.
Woodstock Icon Country Joe McDonald, Voice of a Generation’s Anti-War Movement, Dies at 84
The legendary songwriter and protest singer passed away from Parkinson’s complications, leaving behind a monumental legacy of music and activism.
12th annual Make-A-Wish Foundation’s Wings for Wishes fundraiser raises over $417,000 to help children with life threatening medical conditions
SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - At least 2,000 people attended the 12th annual Make-A-Wish Foundation’s Wings for Wishes fundraiser Saturday afternoon to help raise money...