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The court heard that as he was being removed, the bouncer heard Price say to the group, “I don’t care about your family; I will shoot you all”.

The court heard that as he was being removed, the bouncer heard Price say to the group, “I don’t care about your family; I will shoot you all”.

The court heard that as he was being removed, the bouncer heard Price say to the group, “I don’t care about your family; I will shoot you all”.

The court heard that as he was being removed, the bouncer heard Price say to the group, “I don’t care about your family; I will shoot you all”.

Capt. Patrick Price of Jensen Beach has touched the lives of thousands, even people who never knew him. Now a community rallies as he battles COVID.

Local doctors and nurses are putting in countless hours on the frontlines saving the lives of COVID-19 patients. One of those patients in Martin County is a commercial fisherman known for his boat charter and charity work.

Online gallery features messages inspired by the pandemic experience scrawled by community members on scrap pieces of cardboard.

Jupiter is hot spot for sharks munching on line-caught fish; now what can be done about it? Video: Hammerhead shark hunts blacktip sharks in Floridas waters Replay Video UP NEXT Jupiter was recognized as a hot spot where anglers are increasingly losing their catches to hungry sharks during a Wednesday workshop on how, or if, mounting complaints of shark depredation can be addressed. The two-hour discussion, which included testimony by conservationist Guy Harvey and Black Dog charter Capt. Bill...

College of Liberal Arts 10 May, 2021  Story by Madeleine Boyson  In the spirit of the changing spring weather, the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art is highlighting transformation in its galleries by featuring a reinstallation of the African permanent gallery with new gifts, the 2021 MFA Thesis Exhibition and new public visitation hours beginning May 14. In addition, MFA graduates will present their work and participate in a virtual panel discussion on May 13. Nine donors recently�...

New Mexico Tribes Sue US Over Federal Clean Water Rule - By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press Two Indigenous communities in New Mexico are suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over a revised federal rule that lifts protections for many streams, creeks and wetlands across the nation, saying the federal government is violating its trust responsibility to Native American tribes. The pueblos of Jemez and Laguna are the latest to raise concerns over inadequate protections for local wa...