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Feeling Tired and Foggy? Doctors Say It Might Be a Vitamin Deficiency, Not Aging

Friday, October 9

Fatigue, memory lapses and muscle weakness are easy to write off as part of getting older, especially for those of us who have been here a while. But Dr. Rhea Rogers says low levels of vitamin B12, vitamin D and magnesium are common in... Read More.

Why Kidney Stones Hurt So Much and How Suncoast Residents Can Lower Their Risk

Friday, October 9

Kidney stones are hard deposits of minerals and salts that form in the kidneys and then try to pass through narrow tubes that were never built for anything that size. Dr. Rhea Rogers compares it to pushing a jagged stone through a straw. Patients... Read More.

Hurricane Isaias Nears Category 3 Strength: What the Suncoast Needs to Know

Friday, October 9

Hurricane Isaias strengthened overnight and is nearing major hurricane status. As of this morning, the National Hurricane Center has the storm at 110 mph maximum sustained winds with a pressure of 963 millibars, and the forecast calls for winds to reach 120 mph, a... Read More.

Hurricane Isaias Nears Category 3 Ahead of Northern Gulf Landfall: What Suncoast Residents Need to Know

Friday, October 9

Hurricane Isaias strengthened overnight and is now closing in on major hurricane status, with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph and a central pressure of 963 millibars. The National Hurricane Center forecasts Isaias will reach 120 mph, a Category 3 storm, as it moves... Read More.

South Carolina Woman Sues Funeral Home After Wrong Body Found in Mother’s Casket

Friday, October 9

A South Carolina woman is suing a funeral home after she says she found a stranger in her mother’s casket at the viewing. Iris Gordon paid Ocean View Funeral Home and Cremation Services $13,820.55 for services for her mother, 87-year-old Iris Evans, who died... Read More.

Donation Box for 4-Year-Old’s Cerebral Palsy Treatments Stolen in Wisconsin, and the Community’s Response Says Everything

Friday, October 9

A donation box supporting 4-year-old Cashton Krause’s cerebral palsy treatments was stolen from Townline Market in Wausau, Wisconsin. For years, Cashton’s grandfather, former market owner David Jagler, raised money through that box along with golf ball and chocolate bar sales. Cerebral palsy treatments frequently... Read More.

Hurricane Isaias Now Category 2, Could Become Major Hurricane Before Northern Gulf Landfall

Friday, October 9

Hurricane Isaias has strengthened into a Category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 105 miles per hour, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center. Forecasters expect Isaias to keep intensifying, potentially reaching 115 miles per hour by 8 A.M. Friday,... Read More.

Amphicars Drive Off the Road and Into the Lake at Ohio Meetup, and We Want One for Sarasota Bay

Friday, October 9

A group of Amphicar owners gathered at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, this week to do the thing their cars do best: trade pavement for open water. The Amphicar was built in Germany between 1961 and 1968, and each one needs its land and water drive systems... Read More.

Hurricane Isaias Nears Gulf Coast: Double Red Flags in Pensacola and What Suncoast Residents Need to Know

Friday, October 9

Hurricane Isaias is moving toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, and Pensacola Beach is already feeling it. Lifeguards pulled their stands off the sand Thursday morning and raised double red flags, which means the water is closed to swimming. Visitors described big waves and that eerie... Read More.

DoorDash Driver Shoots Man in Georgia After Demanding “Buy Me a 20 Piece,” Deputies Point to Self-Defense

Friday, October 9

A DoorDash driver in Martinez, Georgia fired three shots at a man Thursday evening after authorities say the man demanded food, shoved him, and then threatened to take his vehicle. The incident happened around 5:41 p.m. near 3830 Washington Road, and the man was... Read More.

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Feeling Tired and Foggy? Doctors Say It Might Be a Vitamin Deficiency, Not Aging

Why Kidney Stones Hurt So Much and How Suncoast Residents Can Lower Their Risk

Hurricane Isaias Nears Category 3 Strength: What the Suncoast Needs to Know

Hurricane Isaias Nears Category 3 Ahead of Northern Gulf Landfall: What Suncoast Residents Need to Know

South Carolina Woman Sues Funeral Home After Wrong Body Found in Mother’s Casket

Donation Box for 4-Year-Old’s Cerebral Palsy Treatments Stolen in Wisconsin, and the Community’s Response Says Everything

Hurricane Isaias Now Category 2, Could Become Major Hurricane Before Northern Gulf Landfall

Amphicars Drive Off the Road and Into the Lake at Ohio Meetup, and We Want One for Sarasota Bay

Hurricane Isaias Nears Gulf Coast: Double Red Flags in Pensacola and What Suncoast Residents Need to Know

DoorDash Driver Shoots Man in Georgia After Demanding “Buy Me a 20 Piece,” Deputies Point to Self-Defense

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