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A manatee and two calves sought refuge from the January morning chill in the warm, glassy waters of Silver Glen Springs. They ...

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Florida’s leaders have been preaching the "Three P's" as a cold snap washes through the South: Plants, pets, and people. At Back Road Berries in Oxford, Florida, co-owners Dennis and Mary Beth ...

according to the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network, although the front is forecast to bring showers to both Central and South Florida. Pensacola is under both an extreme cold warning and ...

Invasive species can wreak havoc wherever they're found, but Florida has a few that are particularly dangerous. Here are the most threatening of them.

Vizag Steel Plant employees and trade union members stage a protest against the central government's decision of privatization of the Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), in Visakhapatnam ...

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