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Historic Moment: First VP Baby in 150 Years Born to JD and Usha Vance

Monday, July 20

Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance welcomed their fourth child, Alec Neel Vance, on Sunday, marking a historic milestone that hasn’t occurred in American politics for more than 150 years. This is the first time a sitting Vice President has had... Read More.

Fairlife Milk Production Halts After Ransomware Attack: What It Means for Your Suncoast Grocery Store

Monday, July 20

Fairlife, the ultra-filtered milk brand you’ve seen on shelves at every major grocery store around the Suncoast, has completely stopped US production following a ransomware cyberattack. The breach gave hackers unauthorized access to critical production systems, forcing the company to shut down operations and... Read More.

Tropical Depression Two Organizing: What Gulf Coast Residents Need to Know Right Now

Monday, July 20

Tropical Depression Two is becoming increasingly organized as it moves across the Gulf of Mexico, and if you’re living anywhere from the Florida Panhandle to southeastern Louisiana, you need to pay attention. Satellite imagery shows the system developing a clearer circulation pattern with thunderstorm... Read More.

Clancy’s Irish Sports Pub Launches Catering in Bradenton: Affordable Party Planning Made Easy

Monday, July 20

Planning a party in the Bradenton area just became a lot less stressful. Clancy’s Irish Sports Pub on Cortez Road has launched an in-house catering program designed for groups of 20 or more, eliminating the need to coordinate with multiple vendors and manage setup... Read More.

FDA False Positive on Cyclospora: What You Need to Know About the Taylor Farms Lettuce Recall

Monday, July 20

The FDA announced this week that a Taylor Farms lettuce sample initially flagged as testing positive for cyclospora was actually a false positive. After laboratory experts reviewed the results, the agency determined the positive test was an error. As of Sunday, no confirmed positive... Read More.

One Gym’s Yes: How Rock Climbing Is Helping Parkinson’s Patients Reclaim Their Lives

Monday, July 20

Parkinson’s disease gradually shrinks the world of those living with it. Movements become smaller, confidence diminishes, and staying active feels impossible. But for retired physician Jonathan Lessin, a breakthrough came from an unexpected place: rock climbing. After being turned away from multiple climbing gyms... Read More.

Brain-Computer Interface Gives ALS Patients Independence: How Johns Hopkins’ Breakthrough Could Transform Lives

Monday, July 20

When Tim Evans received his ALS diagnosis on Valentine’s Day 2014, his world began shrinking. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis attacks the motor neurons that control muscle movement, leaving patients fully aware but physically trapped. Twelve years later, a clinical trial at Johns Hopkins Medicine offered... Read More.

North Port Burns Ban Lifted, But Water Restrictions Stay Through October

Monday, July 20

North Port residents have one reason to celebrate and one reason to stay patient this week. The city’s outdoor burning ban is officially lifted as of Monday, July 20th, after Fire Chief Scott Titus determined that recent rainfall and typical summer weather patterns have... Read More.

Florida Gas Prices Jump 19 Cents in a Week: What’s Happening at the Pump and Why

Monday, July 20

Florida drivers experienced a sharp jolt at the pump last week when gas prices climbed 19 cents in just a few days. The state average reached $3.96 per gallon on Friday, marking the highest daily average since early June. According to AAA, the spike... Read More.

She’s 105 and Just Got a Surprise Harley-Davidson Ride. Here’s Her Secret to Living a Full Life

Monday, July 20

Most people think 105 is the end of the story. But for Eunice Minard of Findlay, Ohio, it was the beginning of one of the best celebrations of her life. Last week, her family threw her a birthday surprise that perfectly captured who she’s... Read More.

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Historic Moment: First VP Baby in 150 Years Born to JD and Usha Vance

Fairlife Milk Production Halts After Ransomware Attack: What It Means for Your Suncoast Grocery Store

Tropical Depression Two Organizing: What Gulf Coast Residents Need to Know Right Now

Clancy’s Irish Sports Pub Launches Catering in Bradenton: Affordable Party Planning Made Easy

FDA False Positive on Cyclospora: What You Need to Know About the Taylor Farms Lettuce Recall

One Gym’s Yes: How Rock Climbing Is Helping Parkinson’s Patients Reclaim Their Lives

Brain-Computer Interface Gives ALS Patients Independence: How Johns Hopkins’ Breakthrough Could Transform Lives

North Port Burns Ban Lifted, But Water Restrictions Stay Through October

Florida Gas Prices Jump 19 Cents in a Week: What’s Happening at the Pump and Why

She’s 105 and Just Got a Surprise Harley-Davidson Ride. Here’s Her Secret to Living a Full Life

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