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Police Investigating Nazi Symbols Spray Painted on North Florida Dam
Police in a north Florida city are investigating two Nazi symbols spray-painted on the side of a dam. A reporter for NBC affiliate WJHG-TV went to the Deer Point Dam in Panama City and saw a swastika and two lightning bolts with a phrase beside it painted in dark colored spray paint. The Panama City Police Department and Bay County…
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1,100 Homes Evacuated Due to Florida Wildfires
As of Monday, there are three wildfires burning in Panama City, Florida, leading to the evacuation of 1,100 homes and a veterans nursing home.
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Fire Forces Evacuation of 600 Homes in Florida Panhandle
Hundreds of thousands of acres (hectares) of downed trees from the 2018 hurricane, along with low humidity and strong winds, have created “the perfect storm” for the hazardous fire conditions in Bay County, Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis said at a news conference outside a church in Panama City.
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Bodies of Boy, Adult Man Recovered From Florida Beach
Sheriff’s deputies on Sunday recovered the body of a 9-year-old boy who went missing along with an adult man while swimming off a beach in the Florida Panhandle.
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Body of Missing Georgia Boy Recovered Along Florida Panhandle Beach
Officials have recovered the body of a 6-year-old Georgia boy who went missing while on vacation in the Florida Panhandle with his family
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Woman in Florida's Panhandle Killed 5-Year-Old Child, Herself: Police
Police in Florida’s Panhandle say a woman killed her young daughter before fatally shooting herself
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Republican Party in North Florida County Won't Acknowledge Biden Win
The Bay County Republican Party says it will not recognize President-elect Joe Biden as legitimate unless President Donald Trump acknowledges the 2020 election was fair
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Congress Votes to Affirm Biden as President-Elect
After being delayed for several tense hours as violent rioters stormed the Capitol building, the House and Senate voted to affirm Joe Biden as president-elect early Thursday morning.
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Home Sales Up by Double Digits in Florida County Hit Hardest by Hurricane Michael
Real estate experts say investors and demand caused by Hurricane Michael’s destruction led to a 15.5 percent increase in home sales for the first half of the year in the Florida county hardest hit by the storm.
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Florida School District Offers Free Meals for Students
A school district in Florida’s Panhandle putting an extra emphasis on a feeding program for students in areas still recovering from Hurricane Michael.
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North Florida Residents Want President Trump to See Post-Hurricane Suffering
Trump’s opposition to more hurricane aid for Puerto Rico has sparked a standoff with congressional Democrats that is blocking assistance to the island and elsewhere, including the Florida Panhandle.
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Ben Crump on the Fight for Social Justice
In an one-on-one interview, civil rights attroeny Ben Crump talks about the high-profile trials that sparked the Black Lives Matter movement, his continued fight for social justice and the South Florida mom he thinks should run for office.
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‘It's Pure Hell': Hurricane Michael Leaves Housing Crisis in Florida
Many unable to move in with relatives or find a coveted hotel room with the help of federal vouchers have turned to living in tents.
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Hurricane Michael Victims Feel Forgotten, ‘Still Hurting' as Fundraising Falls Short
Residents of a Florida Panhandle county devastated by a monster storm are feeling forgotten. Life is still a struggle in the county hardest hit by Hurricane Michael, which carved destruction through the Florida Panhandle.
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Drone Video Shows Vast Devastation After Hurricane Michael
Footage shows towering flames in San Francisco as crews battle a fire caused by a gas explosion.
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Florida Expects Extra Money for Hurricane Michael Recovery
Division of Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz said the state will be able to pick the 45 most costly days of the storm cleanup for reimbursement.
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Calls Mount to Label Hurricane Michael a Category 5 Storm
Hurricane Michael was a strong Category 4 with its measured 155 mph sustained winds upon landfall — 2 mph under Cat. 5 status. Some officials in one Florida Panhandle county are pushing for Hurricane Michael to be labelled a Category 5 storm.
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Florida Unemployment Drops to Lowest Level in 12 years
Florida’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.3 percent in November, the lowest level it’s been in 12 years.