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The Water Cycle You Learned in School Is Changing, and Suncoast Wells Are Part of the Story

Thursday, September 17

Evaporation, clouds, rain, repeat. That’s the water cycle most of us memorized in elementary school, and according to the World Meteorological Organization, it’s not holding up the way it used to. The WMO’s annual global freshwater report, covering 2025 and drawing on data from... Read More.

FAU Autism Center Director Pleads Guilty to $750,000 Fraud Against Epstein Victims Fund

Thursday, September 17

A Boca Raton woman who leads Florida Atlantic University’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities pleaded guilty Monday in New York federal court to falsifying records in a $750,000 fraud against a fund for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims. Jennifer Percival, 46, admitted she altered a... Read More.

The Ghost Army: How Inflatable Tanks and Fake Radio Traffic Saved 30,000 Lives in WWII

Thursday, September 17

The Ghost Army was a top-secret World War II unit of about 1,100 artists, actors, architects, and sound engineers. Their assignment was tactical deception, and their toolkit included inflatable rubber tanks, truck-mounted speakers, phony radio traffic, and fake insignias. The goal, as one veteran... Read More.

Tattoo Regret Is Real: Why Laser Removal Demand Is Booming on the Suncoast and Beyond

Thursday, September 17

Tattoos have officially gone mainstream. Roughly 32% of Americans have at least one, according to a 2023 Pew study, and that includes 13% of baby boomers. Here on the Suncoast, ink is as common at a spring training game or a farmers market as... Read More.

Virginia Teen Recovers at Home After Alleged School Hallway Assault Leaves Him with Brain Injuries

Thursday, September 17

A family in Chesterfield, Virginia, is counting small victories this week. According to his family, Irvin E. Rodriguez Gaitan was allegedly assaulted by another student in a hallway at Meadowbrook High School, and he suffered brain injuries that were initially described as life-threatening. He... Read More.

Thyroid or Aging? Why Your “Normal” Labs May Be Missing the Real Cause of Fatigue and Weight Gain

Thursday, September 17

You slept eight hours, you’re eating the way you always have, and by mid-afternoon you’re wiped out. Your memory isn’t what it was. The scale keeps climbing. You’ve heard it from a doctor, maybe from a friend, maybe from your own inner voice: that’s... Read More.

Charleston Couple Sells Boiled Peanuts From a 1923 Model T, And the Slow Pace Is the Point

Thursday, September 17

Kenneth and Erin Ezell run Salty Dog Boiled Peanuts in Charleston, South Carolina, but the real attraction might be what they sell it from. Their storefront is a fully drivable 1923 Ford Model T pickup, original down to the four-cylinder engine and the hickory-spoked... Read More.

A Cheek Swab Could Change Your Prescription List: What Suncoast Residents Should Know About PGx Testing

Thursday, September 17

If your kitchen counter looks like a pharmacy, you’re not alone. Many Suncoast residents, especially retirees and snowbirds, manage a long list of prescriptions every day. A growing field called pharmacogenomics, or PGx, uses a simple cheek swab to analyze how your DNA affects... Read More.

Fake Trading Cards and Card Shop Thefts on the Rise: What Suncoast Collectors Need to Know

Thursday, September 17

The trading card market is booming, and with big money comes big problems. An InvestigateTV review of court records, news archives, and a fake-card tracking database found a surge in counterfeits that are hard to detect, sometimes selling for thousands of dollars. Collectors are... Read More.

Live Music This Weekend on the Suncoast: Zac Brown Band, Island Hopper Fest, and Free Shows from Bradenton to Punta Gorda

Thursday, September 17

The Gulf Coast music calendar for September 18 through 20 is about as full as it gets. Zac Brown Band brings the Love & Fear Tour to Benchmark International Arena in Tampa Friday at 7 PM, while Damon Fowler holds down the blues at... Read More.

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The Water Cycle You Learned in School Is Changing, and Suncoast Wells Are Part of the Story

FAU Autism Center Director Pleads Guilty to $750,000 Fraud Against Epstein Victims Fund

The Ghost Army: How Inflatable Tanks and Fake Radio Traffic Saved 30,000 Lives in WWII

Tattoo Regret Is Real: Why Laser Removal Demand Is Booming on the Suncoast and Beyond

Virginia Teen Recovers at Home After Alleged School Hallway Assault Leaves Him with Brain Injuries

Thyroid or Aging? Why Your “Normal” Labs May Be Missing the Real Cause of Fatigue and Weight Gain

Charleston Couple Sells Boiled Peanuts From a 1923 Model T, And the Slow Pace Is the Point

Fake Trading Cards and Card Shop Thefts on the Rise: What Suncoast Collectors Need to Know

Live Music This Weekend on the Suncoast: Zac Brown Band, Island Hopper Fest, and Free Shows from Bradenton to Punta Gorda

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