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Dog Injured in Acid Attack Training to Become Therapy Dog for Burn Victims
Remember Fergus, the resilient golden retriever who captured the hearts of many after he suffered third-degree burns from an acid attack last year?
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Florida Man Convicted in Parking Lot Shooting of Black Man
A white Florida man who told detectives he had a “pet peeve” about illegal parking in handicapped spots was convicted late Friday of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man in a dispute over a handicapped spot.
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Florida Vacation Home Invaded by Vomiting Vultures
A New York couple’s luxurious vacation house in Florida has been taken over by dozens of black vultures that are vomiting and defecating everywhere.
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Brazen Thieves Caught on Camera Burglarizing Miami Police Cruiser
Two men were caught on surveillance cameras boldly burglarizing a police officer’s cruiser in front of his home in northwest Miami-Dade.
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Fla. Burger King Manager Told to ‘Go Back to Mexico' After Speaking Spanish
A video making the rounds on social media shows two patrons at a Florida Burger King tell the manager of the restaurant to “go back to Mexico” because he was speaking Spanish.
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Parkland Victim's Parents Claim FBI Failed to Prevent Shooting: Suit
The parents of one of the victims of the Parkland mass shooting are suing the United States, alleging that the FBI failed to prevent the deadly attack, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.
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Security Breach on First Night of Democratic Debate in Miami
A California man was arrested after he trespassed into the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami and walked onto the stage minutes before the start of the first night of the Democratic presidential debates, police said.
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After Losing Her Marine Son to Suicide, South Florida Woman Makes It Life Mission to Help Veterans
When a South Florida mother lost her Marine son to suicide, she made it her life’s mission to help veterans cope.
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No Deaths as Plane Carrying US Military Slides Off Runway, Into River
A chartered jet carrying 143 people from the U.S. military base in Cuba tried to land in a thunderstorm and ended up in the river at Naval Air Station Jacksonville. Authorities said everyone on board emerged without critical injuries, lining up on the wings and waiting to be rescued. The Boeing 737 arriving in north Florida from Naval Station Guantanamo...
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Hunt for Sunken Slave Ship Off South Florida Coast
Divers are in the waters of Biscayne National Park and trying to solve a mystery almost two centuries old. The underwater archeologists with the National Park Service are out to make rare find. They are on a hunt for a ship called the Guerrero that was carrying slaves to the Americas.
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Escaped Zebra Shot, Killed by Owner in Florida
A zebra was shot and killed by its owner Wednesday after it escaped in Florida, sheriff’s officials said.
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South Florida Woman Severely Injured After Dog Attack Caught on Camera
A South Florida woman says she opened her heart and her home to a stray dog, only to have that animal turn into a total terror — first killing her cat, then attacking her and leaving her with severe physical and mental wounds.
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Family of South Florida Man Crushed by Dumpster Seeking Justice
A family is seeking justice after a South Florida man was crushed by a dumpster while he was working nearly three years ago.
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South Florida Gymnastics Instructor Arrested on Child Pornography Charges
A South Florida gymnastics instructor is behind bars on charges of possessing and compiling child pornography, and authorities are concerned there may be other victims.
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‘A Coward': Commissioners Criticize Deputy's Actions During MSD Shooting
Commissioners investigating the causes of the Parkland school massacre heavily criticized the actions of a sheriff’s deputy assigned to the school campus, calling him a coward for not confronting the gunman.
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‘Barks and Books': Children Read to Dogs to Promote Safe Treatment of Animals
What could be cuter than kids reading to dogs?
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Teacher Investigated for Allegedly Contaminating Students' Flutes With Bodily Fluids
Federal officials are investigating flutes, possibly contaminated by bodily fluids, that were given to students from school districts all across Southern California as part of an investigation of an individual accused of inappropriate sexual conduct.
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‘Total Panic': Girl Injured After Car Plows Through Her Bedroom
A girl was hospitalized with broken bones after a driver plowed her vehicle into a Redlands home while the 10-year-old was sleeping in her bedroom Thursday morning.
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Caught on Camera: Crews Run Away From Landslide in Northern California
Road crews standing at the base of a Northern California hillside ran to safety as rocks and dirt tumbled onto the 101 Freeway. Photographer Wendy Kornberg captured dramatic video of Sunday’s slide, which shut down the freeway about 6 miles north of Leggett. As her camera picked up the ominous sound of the slide, Kornberg yelled, “Run!”
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27 Million Southern California Trees at Risk of Dying, Leaving Behind a ‘Post-Oasis Landscape'
A researcher says vast numbers of Southern California trees are dying from insects and disease — an unprecedented die-off that may cost the region billions of dollars and leave it much less green.