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$95 Billion Budget Bill Advances, But Some Republicans Say It Misses What Voters Really Care About

Saturday, July 18

House Republicans advanced a $95 billion spending package on Thursday using a special budget process called reconciliation that allows them to pass major legislation without any Democratic votes. The bill includes Pentagon funding related to ongoing Iran War operations, agricultural aid to farmers, and... Read More.

Three Georgia Police Officers Fired for Misusing Surveillance Cameras to Track Personal Vehicles

Saturday, July 18

The Fayetteville Police Department has terminated three officers for misusing Flock cameras, high-tech surveillance systems that track vehicle license plates across the region. The officers conducted searches of their own vehicles and those of friends and family members without any legitimate law-enforcement purpose. A... Read More.

What Does Invest 91L Really Mean? A Suncoast Guide to Hurricane Season Terminology

Saturday, July 18

During hurricane season along the Gulf Coast, weather terminology can either inform you or confuse you, depending on what you know. When the National Hurricane Center assigns a designation like “Invest 91L,” it’s important to understand that this doesn’t mean a tropical storm is... Read More.

What Does “Invest 91L” Actually Mean? A Suncoast Guide to Tropical Disturbances

Saturday, July 18

During hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center uses several designations to track systems, and one that frequently causes confusion is the “Invest” label. If you’ve been seeing “Invest 91L” on weather apps and social media, you might think a tropical storm is imminent. The... Read More.

Hurricane Prep Starts Now: What FPL’s Bradenton Expo Revealed About Staying Safe During Storm Season

Saturday, July 18

Hurricane season on the Suncoast isn’t something that happens only when a storm is spinning toward us. It’s an ongoing reality that requires year-round thinking, and that’s exactly what Florida Power & Light and the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office wanted to drive home at... Read More.

33 Years Later: How an Unexpected Confession Solved a Cold Case Murder in Alaska

Saturday, July 18

Patrick Dearth disappeared in November 1993, and for more than three decades, his case remained one of Alaska’s cold cases. No leads. No closure. No answers for his family. Then on January 22, 2025, something extraordinary happened: Christopher Popps, a 54-year-old Michigan man, called... Read More.

Four Guns Stolen from Unlocked Pinellas County Cars: How to Protect Your Vehicle Right Now

Saturday, July 18

Pinellas County Sheriff’s deputies are urging residents to take immediate action after four firearms were stolen from unlocked vehicles in a two-night period. According to law enforcement, these thefts could have been prevented entirely through basic vehicle security measures. The incident highlights a troubling... Read More.

First Alert Weather Days This Weekend: What to Know About Heavy Storms and When the Suncoast Clears Out

Saturday, July 18

The Suncoast is under a First Alert Weather Day declaration through Monday as a low pressure system moves into the region. This means dangerous conditions are expected to impact outdoor activities, water recreation, and daily routines. Saturday afternoon will bring on-and-off thunderstorms with gusty... Read More.

Three Consumer Threats You Need to Know About: From Battery Fires to Gas Pump Overcharges

Saturday, July 18

Your smartphone isn’t just old—it’s potentially dangerous. Lithium-ion batteries power everything from phones and e-bikes to power tools, but when it’s time to dispose of them, most people have no idea where to go. Federal data shows battery fires are increasingly common in landfills... Read More.

Innocent Bystander’s Death Sparks St. Louis Community Call for Action on Gun Violence

Saturday, July 18

On July 10, 2026, Rashad Rice boarded a MetroBus in Breckenridge Hills, Missouri, with no reason to think anything unusual would happen. The 52-year-old was simply heading to a doctor’s appointment, a routine errand that millions of people complete every single day without incident.... Read More.

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$95 Billion Budget Bill Advances, But Some Republicans Say It Misses What Voters Really Care About

Three Georgia Police Officers Fired for Misusing Surveillance Cameras to Track Personal Vehicles

What Does Invest 91L Really Mean? A Suncoast Guide to Hurricane Season Terminology

What Does “Invest 91L” Actually Mean? A Suncoast Guide to Tropical Disturbances

Hurricane Prep Starts Now: What FPL’s Bradenton Expo Revealed About Staying Safe During Storm Season

33 Years Later: How an Unexpected Confession Solved a Cold Case Murder in Alaska

Four Guns Stolen from Unlocked Pinellas County Cars: How to Protect Your Vehicle Right Now

First Alert Weather Days This Weekend: What to Know About Heavy Storms and When the Suncoast Clears Out

Three Consumer Threats You Need to Know About: From Battery Fires to Gas Pump Overcharges

Innocent Bystander’s Death Sparks St. Louis Community Call for Action on Gun Violence

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