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Eagle 8 hd flew over the area a few hours ago. Two friends, Patrick Peacock and chris writtenmeyer planned to do a dive at eagles nest with him. All divers went into the water at 2 00. At 3 00, he waited and they didnt show up. He went back every 30 deputies. Rescue divers found the bodies in a very dangerous area of the cave. Its the same area where a father and son were killed on Christmas Day of 2013. Also right now, were just learning how big that mosaic sink hole is. The company is releasing mapping results from Technology Used to measure inside the sink hole. That hole opened up in augus...

Attracts divers from all over the world. It is entirely different. The intricacies can be navigated safely but only by highly trained divers. Over the past 30 years at least 10 divers have died while exploring here including Patrick Peacock and Chris Rittenmeyer the men that were found dead this morning. The danger has steps up to 200 feet can sometimes cause the unexpected. For the new people it is nitrogen narcosis. You have a lack of judgment. You lose some inhibition. For some people they may freeze up and do a whiteout. The Wildlife Management area closed off the eagles next section partl...

No closed captioning is shell. Thats all thats left of a Tampa Shopping Center that caught fire last night. The threealarm blaze started around nine oclock, at the bid and deals supercenter, at 40th street and hillsborough avenue. Fourpeople were inside working at the time. They all got out safely. But this fire was fierce. At one point, there were concerns the roof would collapse, so tampa fire rescue called for backup. It took crews threehours to get the fire under control. Now the Fire Marshals Office is jen also developing this morning a man is in rough shape after being hit by a car, at a...

A new legislative map means that conservative Enumclaw might be represented by a Democrat come January 2025.

This week, First Responder Friday is honoring Lt. Patrick Peacock and Eng. Jason Arzie of Clay County Fire Rescue.