Soldier from Georgia dies in Iraq
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. 1st Lt. Weston C. Lee, 25, of Bluffton, Georgia, died April 29, in Mosul, Iraq, from injuries while conducting security as part of advise and assist support to partnered forces. The incident is under investigation. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 325th Infantry Regiment,...
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. 1st Lt. Weston C. Lee, 25, of Bluffton, Georgia, died April 29, in Mosul, Iraq, from injuries while conducting security as part of advise and assist support to partnered forces. The incident is under investigation. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 325th Infantry Regiment,...
Hypnotherapy now available over Skype
For the past five years, attorney Gloria Godsey has been turning to hypnosis to help her through pain, stress, even the ringing in her ears.
For the past five years, attorney Gloria Godsey has been turning to hypnosis to help her through pain, stress, even the ringing in her ears.
Man volunteers to clean dirty headstones of veterans
A day off from six days of work typically means a well deserved chance to rest. It could be a fun selfish day, or perhaps a lazy day. But one Florida man has been spending his one day off a week cleaning the tombstones of veterans. Andrew Lumish is known as the “Good Cemeterian” on Facebook, where he posts photographs to show the before and after of each tombstone he’s cleaned.
A day off from six days of work typically means a well deserved chance to rest. It could be a fun selfish day, or perhaps a lazy day. But one Florida man has been spending his one day off a week cleaning the tombstones of veterans. Andrew Lumish is known as the “Good Cemeterian” on Facebook, where he posts photographs to show the before and after of each tombstone he’s cleaned.
Seniors pay hundreds of thousands to PCH scam
Senior citizens are being ripped off by scam artists to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars, or even hundreds of thousands, according to Police Chief Kevin Riley.
Senior citizens are being ripped off by scam artists to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars, or even hundreds of thousands, according to Police Chief Kevin Riley.
WATCH: Driver tows boat without a trailer in Pasco
A Pasco County man caught an unusual sight in Hudson on video as he drove down the road this week.
A Pasco County man caught an unusual sight in Hudson on video as he drove down the road this week.
From football to flips: Pee Wee standout is a fast study
Katelyn Smith stands out on the field. Not only because she is the only player wearing pink cleats on a recent Friday night game, but Katelyn has a knack for making plays -- on both offense and defense.
Katelyn Smith stands out on the field. Not only because she is the only player wearing pink cleats on a recent Friday night game, but Katelyn has a knack for making plays -- on both offense and defense.
Singing helps Parkinson's patients stay sharp
A new technique is helping Parkinson's patients with their speech. They're using their singing voices to better their communication skills.
A new technique is helping Parkinson's patients with their speech. They're using their singing voices to better their communication skills.
State says wildfires likely to get worse
With the state battling 106 wildfires covering 124,000 acres as of Wednesday, Florida's top forestry official warned the fire season has yet to reach its peak.
With the state battling 106 wildfires covering 124,000 acres as of Wednesday, Florida's top forestry official warned the fire season has yet to reach its peak.
Bucs rumored to be next team on HBO's 'Hard Knocks'
The HBO series “Hard Knocks” has been taking viewers inside NFL training camps since its debut in 2001.
The HBO series “Hard Knocks” has been taking viewers inside NFL training camps since its debut in 2001.
Florida black bears denied endangered status
The future seems bleak for Florida black bears. Their long-term survival is threatened by urban sprawl, habitat loss, road kill, and – last year – a bear hunt.
The future seems bleak for Florida black bears. Their long-term survival is threatened by urban sprawl, habitat loss, road kill, and – last year – a bear hunt.
Attorney: Red light camera jammer is legal
A new product hitting shelves in the Bay Area guarantees to keep you from getting a red light ticket. But is it legal? You might be surprised by what some experts say.
A new product hitting shelves in the Bay Area guarantees to keep you from getting a red light ticket. But is it legal? You might be surprised by what some experts say.
Hometown Heroes: Little girl, big mission
Nevaeh Yarbrough loves to sing, and the birds at Zaskee Bird Sanctuary love to listen.
Nevaeh Yarbrough loves to sing, and the birds at Zaskee Bird Sanctuary love to listen.
Tired of shots? Oral allergy drops could be for you
The welcoming weather of spring might also include some not-so-welcome symptoms related to allergies.
The welcoming weather of spring might also include some not-so-welcome symptoms related to allergies.
State ready to take another look at bear hunt
Florida game officials will get an update next week on the state's growing black bear population, a discussion animal-rights supporters contend is a first step toward holding a hunt later this year.
Florida game officials will get an update next week on the state's growing black bear population, a discussion animal-rights supporters contend is a first step toward holding a hunt later this year.
Hernando Beach fire doubles in size to 650-acres
Hernando County Fire and Withlacoochee Florida Forest Service are battling a 650-acre brush fire at Shoal Line Blvd. and Cortez Blvd. near Hernando Beach.
Hernando County Fire and Withlacoochee Florida Forest Service are battling a 650-acre brush fire at Shoal Line Blvd. and Cortez Blvd. near Hernando Beach.
Program helps fill gap for teens with autism
From cleaning toys to emptying recycle bins, 19-year-old Parker Neilson loves his work volunteering at John's Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg.
From cleaning toys to emptying recycle bins, 19-year-old Parker Neilson loves his work volunteering at John's Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg.
VIDEO: Visually-impaired man rescued from MARTA tracks
A visually-impaired man fell onto the MARTA tracks at the Five Points station, but these amazing passengers jumped in to rescue the man.
A visually-impaired man fell onto the MARTA tracks at the Five Points station, but these amazing passengers jumped in to rescue the man.
Woman accused of choking teen for blocking view at Disney
Authorities in Florida say a woman is accused of child abuse after choking a teenager who refused to sit down during a fireworks display at Disney's Magic Kingdom.
Authorities in Florida say a woman is accused of child abuse after choking a teenager who refused to sit down during a fireworks display at Disney's Magic Kingdom.
Watch out for scam targeting grandparents
Pinellas County deputies want to warn people of a popular scam that continues to target the elderly.
Pinellas County deputies want to warn people of a popular scam that continues to target the elderly.
House ready to back 'stand your ground' change
A change in how "stand your ground" self-defense cases would be handled in the courts moved closer Tuesday to advancing out of the House, despite suggestions by critics that it could allow criminals to get away with murder.
A change in how "stand your ground" self-defense cases would be handled in the courts moved closer Tuesday to advancing out of the House, despite suggestions by critics that it could allow criminals to get away with murder.