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Florida COVID-19 "whistleblower" exits after FDLE takes her computer in hack investigation

The network airing the five-minute broadcast said it is meant to serve as a "stark warning" about how deepfake technology could be used.

Ball missed all five of his field goal attempts and turned the ball over three times.

70 people hospitalized thus far, compared to 28 this time last year

ZT won 60-44

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The palm reader told a mother that her daughter was possessed by a demon and that cash and household items were needed to banish the spirit.

After two men are kicked out of a Deerfield Beach business for fighting, they return twice, the second time armed with a machete and a gun. Broward Sheriff’s Office violent crimes detectives are releasing surveillance video of the subjects and are asking the public to help identify them. 

The women claimed they were told the pornographic videos would not be posted online.

For the first time the NFL will let a contest winner set off the Super Bowl post-game confetti cannon.

There are a few hoops that parents will have to go through, but once you do, admission will be free for the young children at not just SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, but at both parks' water parks as well.

The boy told the police that his father was drunk at the time.

Jose Romero escaped from the Anderson County Stockade in 1979.

The girl's father was also killed while they were hunting on New Year's Day.

Ethan Couch was sentenced to just ten years of probation after he killed four people while driving drunk.

Roughly 3,000 additional troops will be sent to the Middle East following an attack on an embassy there.

The open letter signed by more than a dozen faith leaders in Florida criticizes Trump for his "broken promises" and "dangerous policies"

The Boynton Beach teen admitted to making the threat, but as a joke. Police say this type of incident, being reported more and more in recent months, is no joke and will be taken seriously by law enforcement.

While a lot of theories bandied about on social media, one expert thinks it was simply a mirage, brought on by a plane.

Miami International Spokesman Greg Chin expects 140-thousand passengers to pass through today.

The town sent the money electronically without verifying all the details of the account first.

Officials say an additional 4,000 troops could be deployed in the coming days.

Witnesses told police they saw him leaving the house with a bloody knife in his hand.