THOMASVILLE, Ga. - Thomas County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on multiple drug charges after it was discovered that he was using a pill press to make fake Xanax, according to WALB. According to the…
Florida Cancels K-12 Testing for the Year
TALLAHASSEE, Fl — During a press conference held on Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that state testing for the 2019-2020 school year will be canceled. WCTV reports that parents can decide to have their child…
Phone Scammers Use Fake Ransom to Target Jacksonville…
JACKSONVILLE, Fl. — A woman and her sister reportedly received an unusual call on March 9, according to First Coast. Emily S. says that she got a strange call in the early hours of the…
Potential New Cancer Vaccine Helped Kill Cancer Cells
JACKSONVILLE, Fl. - A vaccine undergoing testing at the Mayo Clinic has removed cancer cells in a breast cancer patient, says Fox13News. Florida resident Lee Mercker told First Coast News she had "DCIS stage zero" breast cancer,…
Intersection Fatality: How Serious is the Risk?
A green light turns yellow. One driver puts his foot through the floor board. The adjacent driver is itching to test his 0-60 as his red light turns green. What's the outcome? Intersections make necessary…
Man With Special Needs Left to Die in…
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fl. - A Crossroads of Pinellas employee is accused of leaving 35-year-old man to die in a hot van. Joshua Russell, 26-year-old employee of Pinellas County, was driving 35-year-old John Lapointe back to…
6th Annual Story Festival Premiers in November
By Jonathan Frazier MADISON- Madison County Florida Storytelling is hosting it's sixth year of storytelling, community building fun on November 15-16th of this year. This year's event will feature many guest storytellers. Among the roster…
Florida Woman Dies of Flesh-Eating Bacteria
By Lauren Burgess Lynn Fleming, 77, died late last week after taking a walk along a Gulf of Mexico beach near her residence. Her family is saying she died after getting infected by flesh-eating bacteria. …
Florida DOC Achieves Psychology Accreditation
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. –The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) has become the first correctional agency in the nation to have a Psychology Residency Program accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). The APA Commission on Accreditation…