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Hurricane Milton To Bring Water Surge Of Up To 15 Feet To Tampa Bay
Helene was the deadliest natural disaster to hit the US mainland since 2005's Hurricane Katrina, with the death count still rising.
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1,000-Pound Bomb Dating Back To World War II Found Near US Airport
A Mark 65 military ordnance weighing 1,000 pounds was discovered on the premises of Brooksville Tampa Bay Regional Airport.
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Noisy Fish Sex Keeping Florida Residents Up All Night: Scientist
In a bizarre incident, residents of Florida's Tampa Bay have been complaining about mysterious rolling bass tones that vibrate their walls at night and keep their kids awake.
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"It Took A Chunk Out Of Our Motors": Great White Shark Bites Boat In Viral Video
Videos going viral online have captured the hair-raising sight of a great white shark taking a bite out of a fishing vessel.
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Monkey See, Monkey Do: Gorilla Matches Trainer's Moves In Adorable Video
A heartwarming video of a gorilla mimicking copying its trainer's moves is bringing joy to many on Facebook. Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, an amusement park in Florida, US, has posted the wonderful video. It not only shows just how smart the primate is but also shows the trust it has in its trainer.
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Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm, Batters Florida With Powerful Winds As It Heads North
Hurricane Irma pushed swelling seas toward the populous Tampa Bay area on Monday as the giant vortex of rain and wind lost some of its punch but still threatened danger as it continued up Florida's Gulf Coast, bringing storm surges and raging downpours.
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Florida Man Who Killed 3 Women Scheduled For Execution
Oscar Ray Bolin was first found guilty of murdering three women nearly 30 years ago. In the decades since, every one of the verdicts delivered by juries in three separate trials was reversed at least twice by appeals courts, although ultimately he was convicted again in each case: 10 times by 10 juries, to be exact.
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7 Hurt in Lightning Stike in Florida
Officials with Tampa Fire Rescue say seven people have been taken to the hospital with minor injuries after a lightning strike in a parking lot near the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium.
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Airline Group Marks 100 Years of Commercial Flight
The aviation industry is marking 100 years since the first scheduled commercial flight took off, making a 23-minute journey across Florida's Tampa Bay.
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IIFA round up: Pirates Shahid, Farhan and other hearties
There was little sign of jet lag as Bollywood took over Tampa Bay, Florida for IIFA weekend. Their energy was contagious, particularly at the awards night, the grand finale.
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Hurricane Milton To Bring Water Surge Of Up To 15 Feet To Tampa Bay
Helene was the deadliest natural disaster to hit the US mainland since 2005's Hurricane Katrina, with the death count still rising.
-
1,000-Pound Bomb Dating Back To World War II Found Near US Airport
A Mark 65 military ordnance weighing 1,000 pounds was discovered on the premises of Brooksville Tampa Bay Regional Airport.
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Noisy Fish Sex Keeping Florida Residents Up All Night: Scientist
In a bizarre incident, residents of Florida's Tampa Bay have been complaining about mysterious rolling bass tones that vibrate their walls at night and keep their kids awake.
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"It Took A Chunk Out Of Our Motors": Great White Shark Bites Boat In Viral Video
Videos going viral online have captured the hair-raising sight of a great white shark taking a bite out of a fishing vessel.
-
Monkey See, Monkey Do: Gorilla Matches Trainer's Moves In Adorable Video
A heartwarming video of a gorilla mimicking copying its trainer's moves is bringing joy to many on Facebook. Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, an amusement park in Florida, US, has posted the wonderful video. It not only shows just how smart the primate is but also shows the trust it has in its trainer.
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Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm, Batters Florida With Powerful Winds As It Heads North
Hurricane Irma pushed swelling seas toward the populous Tampa Bay area on Monday as the giant vortex of rain and wind lost some of its punch but still threatened danger as it continued up Florida's Gulf Coast, bringing storm surges and raging downpours.
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Florida Man Who Killed 3 Women Scheduled For Execution
Oscar Ray Bolin was first found guilty of murdering three women nearly 30 years ago. In the decades since, every one of the verdicts delivered by juries in three separate trials was reversed at least twice by appeals courts, although ultimately he was convicted again in each case: 10 times by 10 juries, to be exact.
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7 Hurt in Lightning Stike in Florida
Officials with Tampa Fire Rescue say seven people have been taken to the hospital with minor injuries after a lightning strike in a parking lot near the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium.
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Airline Group Marks 100 Years of Commercial Flight
The aviation industry is marking 100 years since the first scheduled commercial flight took off, making a 23-minute journey across Florida's Tampa Bay.
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IIFA round up: Pirates Shahid, Farhan and other hearties
There was little sign of jet lag as Bollywood took over Tampa Bay, Florida for IIFA weekend. Their energy was contagious, particularly at the awards night, the grand finale.
