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Sharks Swarm Waters Off Florida Beach on Gulf Coast
The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office released video of sharks swimming off the state’s Gulf Coast with a safety reminder as National Water Safety Month begins.
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Watch: Boaters Rescued After Boat Capsizes in Gulf of Mexico
Five people were rescued near Florida’s Gulf Coast after their boat capsized Saturday.
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ICYMI: Mother Shares Grief; Weeding Out Fake CBD
Here are some of this week’s top stories from the NBC 6 Weekend Digest:
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174 Dolphins Died From Red Tide Bloom Off Florida: Report
Scores of dolphins have died along Florida’s southwest coast due to the red tide bloom in the past year, federal researchers said.
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Helicopter Crashes Off Florida Coast; 3 Injured
A helicopter crashed off the Florida Gulf coast, injuring three people who were rescued along with another passenger by those aboard a nearby boat.
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Interactive: Hurricane Michael Path, Rainfall and Storm Surge Maps
Hurricane Michael barreled into the Florida Panhandle Wednesday as a monster Category 4 storm, bringing with it damaging winds and life-threatening storm surge and rainfall. It made landfall near Mexico Beach with sustained winds of 155 mph, becoming the most powerful hurricane to ever hit the Panhandle. President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency for Florida ahead of the...
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Marlins' J.T. Realmuto Selected to MLB All-Star Game, Joins Others With South Florida Connection
In his fifth season with the team, Realmuto is batting .317 with 12 home runs and 44 RBIs – three of which came on Sunday during a five hit game to pace Miami’s 10-2 victory over Washington.
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New Miss America: US Needs Seat at Paris Climate Pact Table
An Ivy League graduate headed to law school, with eyes on becoming her state’s first female governor, Miss North Dakota Cara Mund knew the importance of answering a question head-on. So when judges at the Miss America competition asked her whether President Donald Trump was wrong to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accords that seek to rein...
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How the Saffir-Simpson Scale Measures Hurricane Damage
The Saffir-Simpson scale of a hurricane’s intensity is used to estimate potential property damage and coastal flooding caused by storm surge. The scale is determined by wind speed. Storm surge is an abnormal rise of water above the normal tide, generated by a storm.
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MLB All-Star Game in Miami Has Plenty of Florida Flavor on Rosters
The Sunshine State will be well represented between those who played high school and college ball in the state or for one of the two professional teams.
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Miami Hurricanes Baseball Left Out of NCAA Tournament For First Time in Over 40 Years; UF, FSU Among State Teams in Field
The Hurricanes had won eight of their last 12 games, including two games this past weekend to make the semifinals of the ACC Tournament, but early season losses to Rutgers, Dartmouth and FIU hurt their hopes to continue the streak.
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Florida Teams Set to Tip-Off 2017 NCAA Basketball Tournament Thursday
It’s the moment fans of college basketball have been waiting for – the first round of the NCAA Tournament gets underway Thursday.
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Four Schools From Florida Selected For The 2017 NCAA Tournament
While the state of Florida is traditionally known for its success on the college football field, four schools will be dancing this March after being selected for the NCAA Tournament.
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How to Win Your NCAA Office Pool: Take North Carolina
Whittling down 68 candidates and deciding who will be the last one standing is a tedious task. But enough about what seemed like a never-ending presidential election cycle....
Take a break, America....
It’s Bracket Time again....
The field for this year’s NCAA Tournament was revealed on Sunday night, and by the time the games start in earnest on Thursday millions of people will... -
Hermine Leaves Florida with Millions of Dollars in Damages
Hurricane Hermine caused at least $30 million to $50 million in damages in Florida Gulf Coast counties.
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Tropical Storm Hermine Becomes Official as Gov. Scott Declares State of Emergency
The National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning for the Suwannee River to Mexico Beach.
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Bracket Leaks: Bad News Travels Quickly for NCAA Have-Nots
Players from Monmouth, St. Bonaventure and even Michigan State got the bad news the way so many folks do these days — through social media....
The bracket that leaked on Twitter while CBS was in the middle of unveiling the March Madness pairings turned out to be 100 percent accurate. That left a number of teams searching for answers a bit...