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The House on Wednesday approved a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill that provides direct payments of up to $1,400 for most Americans, and President Joe Biden said he’d sign the measure on Friday.

Laredos female firefighters built foundation through athletics Clara Sandoval FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Daniella Gonzalez, Katherine Ramos, Lisa Villarreal and Catherine Archer-Lara are the only female firefighters in Laredo, and they all played high school athletics locally.Danny Zaragoza /Laredo Morning TimesShow MoreShow Less 2of15 4of15 Daniella Gonzalez, Katherine Ramos, Lisa Villarreal and Catherine Archer-Lara are the only female firefighters in Laredo, and they all played high school a...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Neil Sperry says its too soon to know whether palm trees survived the freeze in San Antonio Neil Sperry, Down to Earth March 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Ice weighs down an palm tree in Austin. Whether palms survived won’t be evident until late spring.Ilana Panich-Linsman /New York TimesShow MoreShow Less 2of2 When it comes to covering your plants, Neil Sperry recommends white frost cloth. The darker color lets that frost cloth soak up too much of ...

Good vibrations are coming to the Saint Augustine Amphitheatre!

National Guard doctor killed in 1 of 4 crashes during cross-state bicycle race FHP: 9 bicyclists involved in 4 crashes during race Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Capt. Troy Manz, 46, served as an air transport physician based in Illinois. (Contributed) ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – A tragic crash took the life of a doctor who was also a father, a military veteran and an active member of the Air National Guard. Capt. Troy Manz, 46, served as an air transport physician based in Illinois. The organi...

A retired Army veteran from St. Augustine will ride across the country to raise awareness for veterans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

‘Birthplace of freedom’: Fort Mose treasured for its historical importance When Spain still ruled Florida, Fort Mose became a refuge and home for people fleeing slavery Updated:  Tags:  ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Black culture stretches further back in St. Augustine history than many may know. The first free Africans in America lived in the area, and when Spain still ruled Florida, Fort Mose became a refuge and home for people fleeing slavery. Capt. Francisco Menendez, a key figure for his t...

St. Augustine police find man dead in vehicle, investigate gunfire nearby Police also investigate gunfire nearby News4Jax staff Updated:  Tags:  Officers called Tuesday afternoon to North Whitney, off Lewis Speedway, found a man unresponsive in the driver’s seat of a vehicle, according to the St. Augustine Police Department. When the man died, it became a homicide investigation. Police ask anyone with any information to call St. Augustine police at 904-825-1070 or, if you would like to rema...

It’s known for touting the world’s largest convenience store. The national travel center chain, Buc-ee’s, is opening its first ever location in Florida today.

Neil Sperry also addresses good groundcovers for full sun areas and how to keep Asian...