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Even if you've read the stories about the rise in shark attacks in American coastal waters this summer, it's a shocking sight: A new video shows 15 to 20 sharks milling around in waters about 450 feet off the Florida shoreline.
Man accused of disguising camera as fire alarm in Florida beach restroom
SANIBEL, Fla. – A New Hampshire man is facing charges in southwest Florida after disguising a camera as a fire alarm and hiding it in a public restroom near the beach, police said.
Sanibel public works employees were at a family restroom at Bowman's Beach Park on July 28 when they noticed a new fire alarm device on the wall, police said. After verifying the device had not been installed by city staff, the workers called Sanibel police.
FWC: Watch out for sea turtle and shorebird hatchlings this Labor Day weekend
Several species of sea turtles and shorebirds are reliant on Florida’s sandy beaches for nesting, and you can help them and their fragile hatchlings by giving them space, removing beach gear at night, keeping beaches clean and dark, and filling in holes dug in the sand before you leave, the ...
Netflix crew working Hollywood magic at Florida beach motel
VILANO BEACH, Fla. – There's still no word on what the series will be, but a Netflix film crew is in Vilano Beach this week to start production on a project at the Magic Beach Motel, according to News 6 partner WJXT.
Filming will happen in the evening and overnight. Activity will be seen in the area through Thursday.
Sea turtles see nesting successes in Southeast
Bill Barr: 'No justification' for Trump to retain classified documents
"I can't think of a legitimate reason why they should have been – could be taken out of government, away from the government if they are classified," he told the network.
While Trump has claimed that the materials seized by FBI agents in an Aug. 8 search of the Mar-a-Lago beach club had been previously declassified, Barr told USA TODAY that such an explanation was very unlikely.
NASA Moon launch to attract up to 400,000 visitors
Cocoa Beach (United States) (AFP) – Up to 400,000 visitors are expected to flock to the Florida coast on Saturday, hoping to catch a glimpse -- and hear the roar -- of NASA's rocket launch to the Moon.
If the uncrewed Space Launch System (SLS) lifts off successfully, it will be not only awe-inspiring but historic for NASA, marking the first of its Artemis missions plotting a return to the Moon.
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