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Georgia Officer Fired Over Flock Camera Misuse: What Suncoast Drivers Should Know

Saturday, September 12

A Braselton, Georgia police officer was fired on August 20 after an investigation found he improperly used the Flock license plate camera system during 2024 and 2025. The case has been forwarded to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and Interim Police Chief Zach Tiller... Read More.

USDA to Drop 2.4 Million Rabies Vaccine Baits Across the Southeast This October

Saturday, September 12

Starting in October, the USDA will scatter more than 2.4 million oral rabies vaccine baits across parts of the Southeast, part of a decades-long effort to stop raccoon rabies from spreading westward. The operation uses airplanes, helicopters, and ground vehicles to distribute the fishmeal-coated... Read More.

Louisiana Teen Dies After Aluminum Boat Flips on Private Pond: A Water Safety Wake-Up Call for Suncoast Families

Saturday, September 12

Three teenagers went fishing Friday night on a pond off East Burton Street in Sulphur, Louisiana. According to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, the group, two 16-year-olds and a 15-year-old, took an aluminum boat onto the water without permission to be on the private... Read More.

SRQ Controller Gave Air Force One Its Departure Instructions on 9/11

Saturday, September 12

On the morning of September 11, 2001, retired Sarasota-Bradenton air traffic controller Blaise Pierson found himself handling a radio call that most controllers never get in a career. Air Force One needed to leave, and it needed to leave now. Pierson issued the departure... Read More.

Lakewood Ranch Coach Honors Childhood Friend at Bradenton’s 9/11 Tribute Tournament

Saturday, September 12

This weekend in Bradenton, hundreds of young athletes are taking the field for the Heroes Tribute Youth Baseball Tournament, marking 25 years since the September 11 attacks. Among them is the Yard Backyard Dogs, a Lakewood Ranch team whose jerseys carry the twin towers,... Read More.

Pentagon Memorial Breaks Ground on Visitor Education Center After 25th Anniversary

Saturday, September 12

One day after the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the Pentagon Memorial broke ground on a new Visitor Education Center. The center will guide guests through a historical timeline of that day and show how the country responded in the years that... Read More.

Oregon’s $20 Million Illegal Cannabis Bust: 110,000 Plants, 86 Guns, and 55 Workers Found in Squalid Conditions

Saturday, September 12

A three-day operation by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Interagency Task Force and Oregon State Police Drug Enforcement Section shut down six unauthorized marijuana grows across Clackamas and Marion counties this week. Deputies seized 110,437 plants and 81,460 pounds of bulk cannabis with an... Read More.

500 Neighbors, 200 Stairs: Sarasota’s First 9/11 Stair Climb Honors the 343

Saturday, September 12

More than 500 people gathered at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota this weekend for the Suncoast’s first-ever 9/11 stair climb, ascending six flights and over 200 stairs at the park’s tower. The climb honored the nearly 3,000 people killed in the September 11, 2001... Read More.

2-Year-Old Killed in North Charleston Hit-and-Run; Driver and Guardian Both Arrested

Saturday, September 12

A two-year-old girl was killed Wednesday night in a hit-and-run in North Charleston, South Carolina, and police have now arrested both the suspected driver and the child’s guardian. Officers found Haisha Dominguez Marin near Rivers Avenue and Eagle Drive. Investigators traced the suspected vehicle,... Read More.

595 Names, 25 Years: Washington Memorial Honors the Long Toll of 9/11 on Law Enforcement

Saturday, September 12

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C. now bears 595 names connected to the September 11th attacks. Seventy-two of those officers died responding that morning in 2001. The other hundreds died in the years that followed, from cancers and respiratory illnesses tied... Read More.

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Georgia Officer Fired Over Flock Camera Misuse: What Suncoast Drivers Should Know

USDA to Drop 2.4 Million Rabies Vaccine Baits Across the Southeast This October

Louisiana Teen Dies After Aluminum Boat Flips on Private Pond: A Water Safety Wake-Up Call for Suncoast Families

SRQ Controller Gave Air Force One Its Departure Instructions on 9/11

Lakewood Ranch Coach Honors Childhood Friend at Bradenton’s 9/11 Tribute Tournament

Pentagon Memorial Breaks Ground on Visitor Education Center After 25th Anniversary

Oregon’s $20 Million Illegal Cannabis Bust: 110,000 Plants, 86 Guns, and 55 Workers Found in Squalid Conditions

500 Neighbors, 200 Stairs: Sarasota’s First 9/11 Stair Climb Honors the 343

2-Year-Old Killed in North Charleston Hit-and-Run; Driver and Guardian Both Arrested

595 Names, 25 Years: Washington Memorial Honors the Long Toll of 9/11 on Law Enforcement

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