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The unidentified man's remarks were met with a brief "thank-you" from the Tampa City Council.

"All this turtle needs is a cowboy hat," said one commenter on a Facebook post showing a turtle hitching a lift on a 10-foot gator.

Ray from Tampa, Florida, told Newsweek he hopes his experience serves as a warning that "if you choose to gamble, be ready to have your bluff called!"

The man had been driving without insurance or a valid license when he fled the scene after crashing into a semi-truck.

The nine-foot male alligator had been roaming on a street in Tampa. As the weather warms up, more alligators are starting to emerge.

The gator "casually strolled across the field, occasionally stopping to just lay down and chill a bit," coach Eric Klaus told Newsweek.

Video captured by the gym's cameras showed the 24-year-old, a keen weight-lifter, fight off her attacker who she believes intended to assault her.

Adams who performs as Ace NH faces charges of first-degree murder and the killing of an unborn child.

Tampa police say they found a child fatally shot in the chest late Tuesday.

The Tampa Police Department confirmed the suspect got around 200 feet into the ocean before being nabbed.

Social media praised the two officers for rescuing Stormie, calling them "heroes" with "big hearts."

A spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections told Newsweek that no inmates were released and that the plan in place was successful.

Officials are advising people against going out into receding water, which they warn will return once Hurricane Ian makes landfall.

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister warned flooding would likely be the storm's "biggest killer" when it makes landfall in Florida.

The president and the director of FEMA have been in touch with mayors of major cities in the path of Hurricane Ian.

One weather expert said Hurricane Ian would likely be worse than Hurricane Charley, which killed 15 and caused $16 billion in damage in Florida in 2004.

'The suspect's car almost struck several vehicles including a semi-truck,' said a Florida police sergeant.

Of the metro areas that reported inflation for July, Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater in Florida experienced the highest, 11.2 percent.

The congresswoman said Saturday at a summit for young conservatives that "there's nothing wrong with leading with your faith."

DeVos has long advocated for charter schools as alternatives to federally regulated public schools.

Margera has twice attempted to leave his court-ordered rehab treatment without permission in the last two weeks.

The child, who was under 10, was airlifted to a hospital in Tampa after his mom had to pull over and call 911 while driving for emergency help.

After being diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer, Nicole Burke told Newsweek her "eyes welled up with tears and I just could not believe it."

Sara Stubben said she knew something was living in a nearby pond as she had seen ripples and splashes before.

"It has been reported falsely that Caddy's has canceled this event," the eatery said in a statement to local media. "This event did not exist to cancel."

The sign warns people that eating fast food can cause obesity, which can put patients with COVID-19 at risk for intubation.

The man allegedly approached the girl's vehicle while yelling curses, then reached into her open window and punched her in the face, according to a criminal report affidavit.

Grandparents in two separate cases were instructed to withdraw money before someone came to collect it using the ride-sharing service.

"We believe it's extremely important that we let the Tampa community know that the person responsible for this heinous crime is off the streets tonight," cops said.

Former Atlanta Hawks president Bob Williams said he had to undergo surgery on his feet in order to remove the deadly infection.