Americans still stuck on cruise ship
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Some passengers aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship, a British ship owned and operated by Princess Cruises, are back in the United States after a coronavirus outbreak on the vessel.

Over $80 million of drugs seized by U.S. Coast Guard crew from Cape Canaveral

A U.S. Coast Guard crew from the Cape Canaveral area returned home on Sunday after their efforts led to the seizure of over $80 million worth of drugs.

Alligator Robb 'speaks' to gators, says reptiles can solve problems from HIV to cancer

After locals tried and failed to trap an alligator in a Chicago lagoon last year, they called in an expert. Frank Robb, also known as "Alligator Robb," traveled from Florida to the Windy City to catch the 5 foot, 3 inch reptile named "Chance the Snapper."

Port Canaveral, PortMiami received federal funds

Port Canaveral was awarded $14.1 million to upgrade its cargo berth through the completion of several construction projects expected to improve resiliency from rising waters. PortMiami is getting $43.9 million for several infrastructure and resiliency efforts, and for the reorganization of its cargo containers.

Rocket engine test mishap sends debris flying

A mishap during the test of a rocket engine sent debris flying at a facility in Cocoa, authorities say.

Florida diver gets close to great white shark
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A Florida diver got an up-close-and-personal view of a great white shark while off the South Florida coast.

Rocket engine test mishap sends debris flying
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A mishap during the test of a rocket engine sent debris flying at a facility in Cocoa, authorities say.

Boy with eye infection returns to Central Florida
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A boy who had been suffering from a bad eye infection while on a cruise ship has returned to Port Canaveral, Florida. He is now receiving treatment in Orlando.

Was it a meeting or wasn't it? Satellite Beach defends closed door session with water expert

If it happened at city hall and it was advertised on the city website, does that make it a public event? This is the crux of a legal battle putting concerned citizens who are worried about what's in the water, against city officials who are trying to learn the facts too.

Satellite Beach residents say they were not allowed into meeting
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Residents in Satellite Beach say their water is causing cancer and they argue the city has not been fully transparent. They point to a closed-door session that city officials held with a water expert in which residents were not allowed to attend. The city contends that the session was a workshop and not a public hearing.