Florida Swimmers Brave Hot Ocean Waters That Feel Like Steamy Syrup Toweling off seemed unnecessary, as no one felt cold emerging from water that reached record temperatures off the coast of South Florida in recent days.

Florida Woman Told Police She Stole A Car Because She Was ‘Tired Of Walking’ On Sunday, police in Paducah, Kentucky arrested a woman who stole a car. Normally, that wouldn’t be something worth reporting on outside of Paducah. It’s unfortunate, but people steal cars all the time. And since the car she stole was reported to be a “2001 Toyota,” we highly doubt that the car she stole was notably… Read more…

Turmoil in Florida’s New State Guard, as Some Recruits Quit Some who volunteered for the force commissioned by Gov. Ron DeSantis said the group, billed as a natural disaster relief organization, had become too militarized.

Need Recommendations for Slid Film Lab in Florida As it says on the tin. What’s your preferred lab for slide film? Live in the state. Have previously sent slide film to a lab here, but was less than satisfied with said lab. The work was fine – the customer service was abysmal, particularly for how much I paid them. Would rather not work with them again, however, if they’re the best in the stat…

Larry Nassar Is Said to Have Been Stabbed Multiple Times in Florida Prison Lawrence G. Nassar, 59, is in stable condition after he was attacked by another inmate at a federal prison in Central Florida.

Saharan Dust Could Reach South Florida Residents could experience less rain and higher temperatures because of the dust, and it might affect air quality.

Seaweed Blob Headed to Florida Shrinks Dramatically The blob, known as the great Atlantic Sargassum belt, shrank in the Gulf of Mexico by 75 percent last month, scientists said.

California Leaders Seek Federal Inquiry of Florida for Migrants Trips In a letter to the Justice Department, Gov. Gavin Newsom, the California attorney general and a Texas sheriff said the Florida-funded program was based on deception.

Florida Moves A Step Closer To Building Radioactive Roads Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is hoping the Sunshine State will glow a little brighter after signing a bill to allow radioactive materials to be used in road construction last week. Read more…

Florida takes 1st step in $400M Swamp revamp The Swamp is getting a makeover that’s expected to cost at least $400 million and be a “multigenerational solution” for an aging iconic stadium.