Chris Cato

2 months ago | fox13news.com | Chris Cato

They can help you find your pet, phone or even your children if you lose them at an amusement park. However, law enforcement says AirTags are also being used for criminal reasons. Some people use them to stalk and harass. Florida lawmakers are trying to stop that during this legislative session, arguing for stricter punishments for those who misuse AirTags.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Chris Cato

The BriefFlorida lawmakers are pushing for harsher punishments against people who misuse Apple Airtags. Senate Bill 1168 would upgrade the charge for misusing an AirTag to a second-degree felony, meaning an increase of ten years of prison time. The bill awaits a second reading; if signed, it will go into effect on Oct. 1. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - They can help you find your pet, phone or even your children if you lose them at an amusement park.

Apr 24, 2024 | fox13news.com | Chris Cato

WATCH FOX 13 NEWS Barbara Burnett, 81. affectionately known to the students at Bear Creek Elementary School in St. Petersburg as Grandma B, is more than a classroom volunteer. The retired social worker has become one of the biggest cheerleaders for every young life she touches. "I saw so many kids just kind of falling by the wayside. When I see the kids that are not doing as well as I know they are capable of doing, so I just try to kind of fill in the gaps as best I can.

Apr 24, 2024 | yahoo.com | Chris Cato

WATCH FOX 13 NEWSST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Barbara Burnett, 81. affectionately known to the students at Bear Creek Elementary School in St. Petersburg as Grandma B, is more than a classroom volunteer. The retired social worker has become one of the biggest cheerleaders for every young life she touches. "I saw so many kids just kind of falling by the wayside. When I see the kids that are not doing as well as I know they are capable of doing, so I just try to kind of fill in the gaps as best I can.

Apr 24, 2024 | aol.com | Chris Cato

Fox localApril 24, 2024 at 10:07 AMST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Barbara Burnett, 81, affectionately known to the students at Bear Creek Elementary School in St. Petersburg as Grandma B, is more than a classroom volunteer. The retired social worker has become one of the biggest cheerleaders for every young life she touches. "I saw so many kids just kind of falling by the wayside.