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If there's one thing Florida is known for, it is its beautiful but unpredictable weather. After last year's Spring Fling was spoiled by rain, the threat was there again this year. The forecast didn't have sun showing for days; however, on Saturday ...

SAN ANTONIO -- Get ready for the madness, Miami. These crazy, unpredictable, back-and-forth NBA Finals are headed back to where it started for the big finish. Miamis championship hopes now teeter on the edge of oblivion after Sundays 114-104 loss ...

Australia's Chloe McCardel had wanted to be the first person to swim from Cuba to Florida without a shark cage, but a jellyfish has ended her dream. The 28-year-old from Melbourne began her bold bid on Wednesday morning to become the first person ...

Ballpark sinkhole, caused by a busted pipe, created 3-foot deep sinkhole at Rangers Ballpark. In Florida, a Bob Evans restaurant was threatened by a sinkhole. There was a sinking feeling behind the pitcher's mound at Rangers Ballpark. A busted pipe ...

Around 11:30 this morning, mothers from all over Florida will push baby strollers into Gov. Rick Scott's office in Tallahassee. Now, that's something you don't see every day. Instead of crying infants or lobbyists, though, the strollers will be ...

Our unpredictable weather is the number one reason for Britons choosing to retire to a place in the sun. With the average man's pension being £18,250 a year and a woman's around £11,750, according to Prudential, a lower cost of living is another ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Mine That Bird spent the week tucked away in the Kentucky Derby Museum, not far from the track at Churchill Downs and the throngs wondering who will win the 139th run for the roses. The 2009 Derby winner seems to enjoy when fans ...

(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Miami Lakes, Florida (PRWEB) May 06, 2013 Smartnet Telecom, the retail division of long time VoIP provider 3NG Networks, today announced its new Business VoIP Phone System aimed at helping small businesses. The ...

Central Floridians are used to rough weather in the summer. But this year, the destructive squalls are beginning their rampages early, sparking lightning strikes, spawning hail, tossing lawn furniture and twisting pool enclosures -- all before May.