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Florida revamps red snapper fishing rules after court ruling
Florida updates red snapper rules after a federal court halts South Atlantic fishing. The bag limit defaults to 2 fish with a 20-inch size limit.
Ski masks, a gray BMW and a Memorial Day weekend chase in Pinecrest
This Memorial Day weekend turned tense for Pinecrest police officers investigating a vehicle burglary that ended in a chase early Sunday morning, authorities…
Family seeks $626 million over American pilot’s execution in Cuba
The Del Pino family seeks more than $626 million, saying Cuba kidnapped, tortured and executed U.S. citizen and WWII veteran Rafael Del Pino Siero.
Affordable Care Act enrollment projected to plunge by 5 million as costs spike, analysis shows
ACA enrollment could fall from 22.3 million Americans in 2025 to around 17.5 million this year.
THC beverages gain popularity in South Florida, but new rule could curb growth
A new provision, set to take effect in November, would change how THC limits are measured — shifting from a percentage-based threshold to a strict milligram…
Kyle Busch died of severe pneumonia, family says
NASCAR legend Kyle Busch died of severe pneumonia, his family revealed on Saturday.
Josh Hart was frustrated by a postseason shooting slump. The Knicks knew his work would pay off
Josh Hart broke out of his NBA playoff shooting slump, delivering key shots as the Knicks’ trust in his work paid off.
Gilgeous-Alexander, bench propel Thunder past Spurs 123-108 after historic slow start for 2-1 lead
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 26 pts and 12 assists as OKC overcame a 15-point deficit to beat San Antonio 123-108, taking a 2-1 series lead.
Ted Cruz says GOP senators were ‘screaming’ at Todd Blanche during ‘anti-weaponization’ fund briefing
Screaming, yelling and accusations of self-dealing.
Families raise concerns over delays, fewer autism service options
Florida families rally, saying Medicaid coverage changes for ABA therapy are cutting services for children with autism and other conditions.