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It is the unofficial start to summer but this memorial day weekend will look a little bit different and officials want it that way there are new restrictions at beaches and restaurants that are in place with the hopes of preventing the additional spread of coronavirus as nadia romero explains local and federal leaders want all americans to follow the rules. With the unofficial start to summer underway across the country. Its also the start of potential new era and the fight against the coronavir...

Shes do it. But in the we hours of a winter night i found her at the base of the stairs reporter Kathleen Peterson, dead was this a fall, or was this murder reporter tonight a mystery weve covered for more than a decade comes to a shattering end. It did not look like a fall reporter Michael Peterson, under suspicion. Then a bombshell revelation about another woman, from his past liz was on the floor, and there was a puddle of blood under the staircase. Two women that appeared to die the same way...

The DEP is in litigation to recover $2.4 million in costs tied to the former Rochester Pool Doctor site.

Take a minute and imagine your ideal, personalized pool. Today at 5, were learning how The Pool Doctor can diagnose your backyard with the perfect pool.

Panic-buying leads to long lines at some SWFL gas stations Published: May 12, 2021 4:49 PM EDT Updated: May 12, 2021 6:15 PM EDT Recommended From Charlotte to Lee to Collier, long lines of cars and yellow bags on pumps could be seen Wednesday as people filled up their tanks, afraid a gas shortage is on the way due to a pipeline shutdown. It’s a sight familiar to those who have lived in Southwest Florida during hurricane season, but this time, officials say there is no reason to stock up on fu...

9 & 10 News May 6, 2021 This has commercial and residential pool owners preparing for the summer. Even though Hurricane Laura hit last year, it’s still having an impact on the pool industry this year. It led one of BioGuard’s chlorine manufacturing plants to burn down, causing businesses like The Pool Doctor in Traverse City to make sure they have enough chlorine to last the season. “As soon as we heard that the plant caught on fire during the hurricane last year we put in an order,” s...