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1 month ago | wfla.com | Search AdsUndo |Jose Acevedo Negron

by: José Acevedo Negrón Posted: May 19, 2025 / 11:16 PM EDT Updated: May 19, 2025 / 11:16 PM EDT Tampa, Fla. (WFLA-TAMPAHOY) — El martes 20 de mayo de 2025 se perfila como otra jornada calurosa y estable en la Bahía de Tampa. El pronóstico indica cielo mayormente despejado, sin probabilidades de lluvia, y temperaturas máximas de 95F con mínimas que rondarán los 75F.

1 month ago | wtaj.com | Search AdsUndo |Olivia N. Bosar

(WTAJ) — Following a push amongst local educators to cap the funding school districts pay towards cyber charter schools, cyber charter schools argue a cap will be unfair to their students. With the Shapiro Administration looking to cap cyber charter tuition to $8,000 per student, per year, the online educators, like The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School (PA Cyber), one of the state’s largest cyber schools, said it won’t be enough to cover their costs.

1 month ago | wbtw.com | Search AdsUndo |Chris Parks

CONWAY, S.C. — No. 19 Coastal Carolina rolled to an 11-1 run-rule victory over visiting App State in eight innings on Friday night at Springs Brooks Stadium, powered by a third-inning grand slam from Blagen Pado and a dominant start from Jacob Morrison. Pado’s blast broke the game open early, turning a 2-0 lead into a 6-0 advantage. It marked his second grand slam in less than a week after he cleared the bases in the 11th inning of last Saturday’s win at James Madison.

1 month ago | mypanhandle.com | Search AdsUndo |Melanie Mitchell

GULF COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – A traffic stop led to a drug trafficking arrest in Gulf County on Monday. K-9 Deputy Cole attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for a seatbelt violation at the intersection of Highway 71 and Lake Alice Park Drive. The driver was later identified as 54-year-old James Clayton of DeFuniak Springs. According to K9 Deputy Cole, Clayton failed to stop immediately and fled on foot into a Dollar General.

1 month ago | nbc4i.com | Search AdsUndo |Eric Halperin

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus boy is back home after spending more than a month in the hospital due to severe injuries from an attack by two dogs. “He’s blown us away at every corner, and it’s been really fun to see his spunk and personality and stubbornness all come back very quickly,” said Rachel Koon, Oscar Koon’s mom. Nine-year-old Oscar is like many kids his age. He’s a fan of the local sports teams and likes playing video games with his friends. Lately, he’s enjoyed doing that from home.