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Tonight, the coronavirus in the u. S. Experts now warning of the risks of states trying to open too quickly. And the new data. The virus not just attacking the lungs, but the kidneys and the heart. What we now know. And news tonight. The first deaths here in the u. S. Were weeks earlier than first thought. What weve learned about those cases, and where. And the reality inside hospitals across this country. The startling images just outside new york city. The Emergency Room filled, even as Author...

Tonight, the coronavirus hits a chilling milestone in the u. S. The president speaking moments ago, defending his Decision Making in fighting the virus. Also, families trying to protect themselves from the virus, forced into shelters, as deadly tornadoes strike several states. Tonight, new york now reporting more than 10,000 dead. 671 deaths on Easter Sunday alone. While at the same time, the governor revealing the curve appears to be flattening. As tonight, other parts of the country are still ...

Engineering. >> or as part of what we call information operations its just a good way for them to create these fake images or videos the good news is its not a panacea, right? >> they cant necessarily solve all their problems and theyve been doing this actually for years now. and they before that, they use photoshop and other tools what we are, our concern is that theyre gathering, theyre using it to sort of up up there, up their game but the good news is that, all these actors are trying to pie...

I think its a failed attempt to look tough. five months from an election why didnt he do this five months into his administration when we were asking for this? >> sandra: he basically said his hands are tied and that he needs congressional help to really fix the problem and you just heard that a moment ago from the democratic senator mark kelly speaking live from the white house. that he has try to get something done and republicans of gotten in the way. here is senator gordon responding to thos...

Betsy Stewart is an FSU graduate student. She came up with a new way to produce more oysters in the Panacea neighborhood.

Sopchoppy is known for worm gruntin. This weekend is the Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin Festival. Watch the video to see how it works.

It's been almost six years since Hurricane Micheal damaged this part of our community. Wakulla County leaders are updating neighbors on the project.

Many young women are dying from complications due to pregnancy or childbirth.

After asking the community for assistance, Gulf Specimen Marine Lab received a new roof. This is all thanks to the help from a roofing company all the way up in Chipley Florida.

VSU biology students and professors are working on methods to attract oysters and protect our coasts.