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Cape Coral Family Mourns Father of Four Killed on I-75 Shoulder in North Port, Urges Drivers to Follow Florida’s Move Over Law

Wednesday, September 30

A Cape Coral family is grieving this week after 40-year-old Ian Cain was killed on the shoulder of I-75 in North Port on September 16. Cain had been brake-checked earlier in his drive and pulled over to call his wife, Whitney, at 8:42 p.m.... Read More.

Bond Denied for Man Accused of Killing Kentucky Trooper Hayden Phillips

Wednesday, September 30

A Warren County, Kentucky judge denied bond Tuesday for Emonnie Branch, 51, of Portland, Tennessee, who is charged with murder in the shooting death of Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips. Phillips, 28, was killed during a traffic stop on Interstate 65. Prosecutors argued... Read More.

Operation Saturday Night Fever: 78 Drivers Pulled Off I-95 in One-Night Multistate Crackdown

Wednesday, September 30

A single overnight enforcement operation on I-95 removed dozens of commercial trucks and drivers from one of the busiest freight corridors in the country. “Operation Saturday Night Fever,” conducted Sept. 26 and led by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, brought together Florida Highway... Read More.

Virginia Workplace Shooting Kills 2 United Rentals Employees; Suspect Dead After I-81 Pursuit

Wednesday, September 30

Two employees of a United Rentals location in Manassas City, Virginia, died Wednesday after police say a coworker opened fire at the business around 7 a.m. Ricky Lamont, 48, and Christopher Serrano, 33, were taken to a hospital and later pronounced dead. A third... Read More.

Venice Beach Renourishment Wraps Friday: 3.2 Miles of New Sand, Fully Federally Funded

Wednesday, September 30

Venice Beach will officially close the books on its latest renourishment project Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. with a ribbon cutting at the Venice Beach Pavilion. The Hurricane and Storm Damage Reduction Project restored roughly 3.2 miles of shoreline, stretching from just south... Read More.

Bipartisan Bill Would Pay Film Studios to Shoot in America. Could the Suncoast Benefit?

Wednesday, September 30

A new bipartisan bill in Congress would offer tax credits of 20 to 30 percent to film and television productions that shoot in the United States, an effort to counter the generous incentives that have sent so many productions to Canada, Europe, and beyond.... Read More.

Manatee School for the Arts Lockdown: Student Taken Into Custody After Social Media Threat, Principal Credits Classmates Who Reported It

Wednesday, September 30

Manatee School for the Arts in Bradenton went into lockdown Tuesday after a student allegedly made a threatening comment on social media. Local police located that student on campus during the lockdown, took them into custody, and removed them from school grounds. Principal Dr.... Read More.

Suncoast Parents: Kids Pick Up Money Habits by Age Three or Four, Expert Says

Wednesday, September 30

If you’ve ever caught your four-year-old pretending to swipe a credit card at the grocery store, you already know. Kids are watching how we handle money long before we sit them down for any kind of lesson. Teresa Murray, a consumer watchdog with US... Read More.

Bradenton Woman Gets Keys to First Habitat Home at Kings Crossing Place, Six Years Sober

Wednesday, September 30

Carly Hudson walked into a Bradenton house on Wednesday and walked out a homeowner, becoming the first resident of Kings Crossing Place, the new Habitat for Humanity development where every home is built through the program. The moment came after home buyer and financial... Read More.

Colorado Police Veteran Drowns While Wakeboarding at Lake Pueblo, Patrol Car Parked in His Honor

Wednesday, September 30

A Sunday afternoon on the water turned tragic in Colorado this week. Corporal Stephen Biggs, a 16-year veteran of the Pueblo Police Department, disappeared while wakeboarding at Lake Pueblo around 5:30 p.m. Search crews worked through the night and located his body at approximately... Read More.

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Cape Coral Family Mourns Father of Four Killed on I-75 Shoulder in North Port, Urges Drivers to Follow Florida’s Move Over Law

Bond Denied for Man Accused of Killing Kentucky Trooper Hayden Phillips

Operation Saturday Night Fever: 78 Drivers Pulled Off I-95 in One-Night Multistate Crackdown

Virginia Workplace Shooting Kills 2 United Rentals Employees; Suspect Dead After I-81 Pursuit

Venice Beach Renourishment Wraps Friday: 3.2 Miles of New Sand, Fully Federally Funded

Bipartisan Bill Would Pay Film Studios to Shoot in America. Could the Suncoast Benefit?

Suncoast Parents: Kids Pick Up Money Habits by Age Three or Four, Expert Says

Bradenton Woman Gets Keys to First Habitat Home at Kings Crossing Place, Six Years Sober

Colorado Police Veteran Drowns While Wakeboarding at Lake Pueblo, Patrol Car Parked in His Honor

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