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We don't see many bees during the winter months, but this is when we can help them by making sure our yards provide nesting habitat.

Doyle Nielson, from Georgia, was paddling his surfboard in New Smyrna Beach before the accident happened around 1.20pm on September 9.

Resources are still available for Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast residents still struggling to pay their rent.

A pack of more than 20 sharks was spotted on Sunday at Davis Park, a beach community on Fire Island right off the coast of Long Island following a huge school of a bait fish.

A lifeguard on Hilton Head Island suffered deep cuts to the chest area and at nearby Tybee Island, a surfing instructor was bitten.

Two separate shark attacks in a one-week span on beaches near Savannah, Georgia are somewhat unusual since the area sees relatively few bites each year, experts.

Eight unprovoked shark bites have been recorded in 2021 in Florida and the worlds shark bite capital, Volusia County.

Bipartisan Senate Infrastructure Bill Supports the Outdoor Recreation Economy Fisheries conservation, access and jobs will benefit from substantial federal investments. Alexandria, VA – August 2, 2021 – After weeks of intense negotiations, a bipartisan group of U. S. Senators recently announced agreement with the White House on a “traditional” infrastructure package. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act totals $550 billion in new spending on roads, bridges, airports, ports and r...

Millions in assistance still available as eviction moratorium set to expire Saturday $20 to 25 million still available in Palm Beach County More than 300,000 people in Florida face eviction or foreclosure in the next two months, according to a Household Pulse Survey from the U.S. Census Bureau. and last updated 2021-07-29 18:30:28-04 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — More than 300,000 people in Florida face eviction or foreclosure in the next two months, according to a Household Pulse Survey from th...

3,000-year-old skeleton missing a hand and a leg is worlds oldest shark attack victim CNET 5 hrs ago Leslie Katz © Provided by CNET It wasnt until years after Tsukumo No. 24s excavation that a cause of death was finally assigned. Laboratory of Physical Anthropology, Kyoto University Scientists have solved the mystery of a prehistoric mans grisly death. After methodically studying his multiple violent injuries, they say a shark is to blame, and theyve reconstructed the attac...