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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – The National Hurricane Center monitors two systems: the Southwest Atlantic and the Central Tropical Atlantic. The next day, the NHC said an area of ​​low pressure could form along the remaining frontal boundary near the Bahamas and southern Florida. Development of this system is expected to slow down as the system moves northwest across the Florida Peninsula towards the Gulf Coast. The chance of formation in the next 48 hours is 10%. The chances of formation over the next 7 days are 10%. According to the NHC, tropical waves are expected to move from African coasts…

The town (and actually the country) costumes have held the fall flavor and Halloween vibe since August, but here in the food section we practice restraint. Generally. Now that October is here, you can relax and showcase these merchandise and locations in Central Florida, relax in the pumpkin spice appreciation throughout the Metro. Seasonal flavors, including pumpkin, are abundant in autumn bonbons in the Caribbean Royal Orlando. (Courtesy of Caribe Royal Resort) Autumn Bonbons at Caribe Royal Orlando Stone throwing from Disney, this popular resort offers three limited autumn fall and Halloween bonbons. You will find them in the area…

MIAMI, Fla. (WFLA) – Nearly 100 Caribbean cruise ship docked with norovirus in Florida on Thursday. After a nearly two weeks of travel from San Diego, the sea serenade was docked into Port Miami. Thanking family after 93-year-old Tampa woman crashed into her home and survived the car The outbreak of norovirus on the ship was first reported to the CDC’s Ship Sanitation Program on Sunday, September 28th. The CDC’s latest report states that 94 (5%) of the 1,874 passengers have been ill during the voyage. The disease affected four of the 883 crew, or 0.5%. Most affected people reported…

TALHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — State lawmakers have not yet begun their next legislative meeting, but Gov. Ron DeSantis has already warned about a special summer session. That’s if the House and Senate are unable to pass his preferred property tax proposal. There is already a long list of property tax ideas floating around the state capitol. Anywhere from prioritizing tax elimination for seniors, first-time home buyers, or Homestead Florida people. But there’s still a long way to go before everyone starts to see relief. Florida State Legislators propose a new bill that requires background checks to buy ammunition “I’m not…

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Chief Financial Officer Blaze Ingoglia mapped an example of considering wasteful spending in this week’s news release. In Hillsboro County, Ingoglia aimed for $572,000 for unconscious biased workplace training for county employees. Republican Hillsboro Chairman Joshua Wostal didn’t know the assignment until Ingoglia pointed it out. The commissioner is pleased that the CFO has made taxpayers aware. “I honestly couldn’t define what ‘unconscious bias’ was, but it sounds like a 500,000-dollar wasteful property tax,” says Wostal. The commissioner suspected this was spent before he could vote for the county’s annual budget, and said it would likely…

OCALA, Fla. (WFLA) – A Florida aide was found guilty Thursday in 2024 in the fatal shooting of his girlfriend. On September 19th last year, around 11pm, the Okara Police Station received a call from 33-year-old Leslie Boylow Jr. At the time, Boylow Jr. was Marion County vice-chairman and the position he had served for eight years. Credit: State Attorney’s Office-5th JC The lawmakers arrived at the scene where they found the victim, his girlfriend, Boylow Jr., who was holding the 25-year-old Polina Wright. Wright was declared dead at the scene. During the investigation, Boylow Jr. told detectives that the…

Hidden under a turquoise water from a stretch in Florida known as the “Treasure Coast,” a team of divers from a shipwreck rescue company revealed just that. More than 1,000 silver and gold coins thought to be covered in Spanish colonies in Bolivia, Mexico and Peru were discovered this summer off the Atlantic Coast of Florida, the 1715 Fleet – Queen’s Jewels LLC. Centuries ago, according to the Fleet Association in 1715, fate had returned to Spain when the hurricanes destroyed the fleet’s ships and washed their treasures into the sea on July 31, 1715. Over the years, millions of…

Cape Coral, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida lawmakers are discussing a bill that requires background checks to buy ammunition to reduce gun violence across the state. The bill, introduced by two Democrats, is being met with skepticism and support on both sides. NBC affiliate WBBH reported that many gun store owners, including Guns 4 manager Josh Araujo, have acknowledged safety considerations, but have raised concerns about the impact of costs that could be considered for store owners. Reporters said Araujo explained that every time a background check is run, it costs money, so the background check fees will be passed on…

SARKSY COUNTY (Kirk) – SARKSY County deputies have arrested a Florida man whom he believes is involved in the shooting of a woman who died this summer. According to the Searcy County Sheriff Office, authorities with several agencies in Arkansas traveled to Deland, Florida to arrest Mark R. Brown in the death of 69-year-old Monas Loop. Florida student asks chatgpt how to kill his friend and ends up in prison: deputy Deputies said Sloop was found dead at his Searcy County home in July. Officials had confirmed that she had been dead for an unknown period when she was found.…

The Orlando Science Centre features the red lisp Aguti, an animal born within the “Life” exhibit at the Loch Haven Park Museum. The arrival in late July was a surprise and part of a bigger plan, said Shannon Zimmerman, curator of conservation and welfare. The addition is in conjunction with a species survival plan developed by the association of zoos and aquariums. Already at the Orlando Science Center were Stimpy, an Aguti man who moved from San Francisco, and Brooke, a woman brought in from North Florida. “They are both animals that were recommended to us to come together and…