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Florida restricts warm-blooded animal imports and mandates inspections to prevent the flesh-eating parasite from entering the state following its detection in Texas.

Florida implements strict import restrictions on livestock from Texas following the first official New World screwworm case in the U.S., aiming to protect the state's $2 billion cattle industry.

State officials implement strict cattle movement controls in northern Florida counties to prevent the deadly New World screwworm parasite from entering local herds.

Broward County police identify victim of fatal boat collision found on Hollywood Beach, launching investigation into operator negligence and safety protocols.

South Florida mourns after authorities confirm a murder-suicide involving three family members in Doral, with classmates gathering to honor the young victims.

Florida city enforces $500 fine for swimming in restricted zones without warning to enhance public safety and reduce emergency rescues.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket suffered a catastrophic explosion during a static fire test at its Florida launch site, causing extensive damage to LC-36A.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded during a test at Cape Canaveral. Bezos, Musk, and Isaacman responded to the incident.

World Surf League event in New Zealand halted after photographer Ed Sloane was hospitalized for puncture wounds from an unknown sea creature at Manu Bay.

A man died after driving 16 miles the wrong way on U.S. 1 in Florida, crashing near Hobe Sound and injuring four people, including two children.

World Turtle Day on May 23 highlights critical conservation victories for turtles and tortoises, even as extinction threats persist globally due to habitat loss and climate change.

Florida teen Christopher Brooks, 18, died Thursday night after crashing into a stopped dump truck while heading to his high school graduation practice.