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Problems as the Airport Ranks the third worst in the world according to delays right now. The average delay is about 36 minutes so be prepared to wait. Lets get the latest on their weather conditions from dave fraser. We told you this would not be a big storm as far as snow totals but the impact would be on air travel. You can see the totals from this morning and the heaviest of bandits have dropped. You can see here on the north side of town we will continue to squeeze those out until about 8 p. M. As far as snow goes, we were thinking eight. 4 inches. Castle rock we thought 84. Six and you e...

Send him away for a long time Marcello Robinson joins us live from norfolk and marcella what can you tell us about the remake and the numerous accusations fly like you mentioned bar but i was just in federal court where he was a rain. He appeared in court was brought into the courtroom in handcuffs wearing that suit for the judge read those very serious allegations and those charges that hes facing now barefoot was granted bond and we came out of the courthouse this evening he didnt let his attorney speak on his behalf who said that her foot is innocent and that these charges allegations are g...

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Published: May 20, 2021 5:27 PM EDT Updated: May 20, 2021 6:16 PM EDT The owner of a breeding facility is asking the public to return 13 beloved tegus stolen from an enclosure in Charlotte County. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the stolen lizards taken from Jesse Hardin, owner of Jesse’s Jungle. It’s not an iguana or a baby alligator. Tegus have a mottled black and white patterning on their scales and can grow to nearly 5-feet in length, according to FWC. “Tegus are just known for being a large omnivore...

Florida’s Prohibited Species List now has 16 new high-risk nonnative reptiles added. They include Argentine black and white tegus, green iguanas, Nile monitor lizards, Burmese pythons, reticulated pythons, and green anacondas.