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(CNN) — Hurricane Idalia is now thrashing much of northern Florida and south Georgia, whipping winds up to 90 mph, dumping heavy rain and hurling seawater into flooded cities as

Hurricane Idalia is now thrashing much of northern Florida and south Georgia, whipping winds up to 90 mph, dumping heavy rain and hurling seawater into flooded cities as its impacts

By Nouran Salahieh, Holly Yan and Christina Maxouris, CNN

(CNN) — As Hurricane Idalia continues its violent trek across the Southeast – ripping off roofs and engulfing Florida cities in floodwater – more states are getting hammered by the

Idalia made landfall with 125 miles per hour winds, making it the strongest hurricane to hit Big Bend, Florida since records started in 1851.

Idalia weakened to a tropical storm Wednesday evening as it trekked across the Southeast, threatening parts of Georgia and the Carolinas with strong winds and flooding after pummeling parts of

Lithium ion batteries stored at the clinic started leaking highly flammable hydrogen gas, prompting an evacuation.

TAMPA, Fla. (WSVN) – On Thursday, authorities evacuated more than 80 people from the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Clinic in Tampa after several lithium-ion<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/local/florida/over-80-evacuated-after-toxic-gas-release-from-lithium-ion-batteries-at-johns-hopkins-all-childrens-outpatient-clinic-in-tampa/">Read More</a>

Hillsborough County firefighters are responding to a hazmat call at the Johns Hopkins All Children's Outpatient Care building on Bruce B. Down Boulevard in Tampa.

Three employees were hospitalized after lithium ion batteries started leaking hydrogen gas at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Outpatient Care in Tampa. Hillsborough County Fire Rescue evacuated roughly 80 people from the building Thursday morning after the clinic reported an electrical smell, according to a media release. The smell came from the magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI area, which was ...