Site Map September 13, 2017

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• Woman says 'thank you' to power crew with Chick-fil-A
• 50% of Millennials would give up their right to vote to get student loans erased
• IOC confirms Paris will host 2024 Olympic games, LA for 2028
• Some Sam's Club locations temporarily waive membership during Irma recovery
• 8 dead, over 100 evacuated from Florida nursing home due to intense heat, loss of power
• 3 dead, 4 injured inside home with generator
• Target recalls nearly 180,000 dressers that can tip over
• Restaurant workers busted prepping food on ground
• Funeral services honoring the life of HPD Sgt. Steven Perez this morning
• FOUND: Venice couple found safe after evacuation
• 'IT's Pennywise clown Bill Skarsgard is scary hot
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Washington state high school shooting
• 'Miracle baby' who weighed 1 pound at birth to be released from hospital
• Lit cigarette, gas tank leads to Porsche fire
• Teacher greets students before class with a special handshake
• Tampa Fire Rescue: Lee Elementary fire does not seem suspicious
• 1 dead, 2 in hospital after leaving generator inside home
• Looters use stolen truck to crash into Tampa business, deputies say
• Keep up with the latest in Volusia County
• Bengal tiger cub confiscated from car at border crossing
• Irma's girth and path made for a bizarre storm surge
• Deputy saves dog from being hit by motorists
• Uprooted tree unearths casket in Largo cemetery
• Irma wrecks tourist spots in Caribbean, but spares Disney
• Adorable baby squirrel displaced from home during Irma
• Hispanic woman harassed at McDonald's drive-thru by manager
• Florida asks: When will power and AC be back?
• Animal refuge damaged by downed trees
• OUC hopes to have power restored soon
• Crews work to restore power in Sumter County
• First Irma, now a sinkhole in The Villages
• Some in Osceola displaced due to Irma flooding
• SeaWorld, Busch Gardens 'Florida Neighbor Offer'