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Flooding can lead to contaminated drinking water, especially for people who use private wells. When public drinking water is contaminated, health officials will issue a boil order. H...

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Flood waters pose numeours health and safety risks in storms. They include dangers to drivers, contamination and the risk of deadly shocks near electricity. Public health officials a...

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Pinellas County Schools summer classes and programs are currently scheduled to run as normal on Tuesday, June 26.  If the weather forecast causes plans to change, information will be...

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The threat of tornados and rip currents did not keep some hard-core surfers away from Florida Gulf beaches Monday. In fact, several surfers hit St. Pete and other beaches, in search of th...

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Update 12 p.m.: Gulfport Beach, Beach Boulevard and parts of Shore Boulevard are back open, however, low lying areas are still under water. Flood waters are draining, leaving behind trash...

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Skim boarders, kayakers and folks just splashing around all seemed to have ventured out Sunday for a romp in the rain. Call it cabin fever – or just another weird Florida moment. But...

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Tonight's session of the Pinellas County Schools FACE IT (Families Acting Collaboratively to Educate and Involve Teens) program that was scheduled for 6 p.m. at Clearwater High School h...

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Tropical Storm Debby blew into Gulfport today, dumping rain, flooding streets and creating a big mess. The storm's is not over yet, with more rain in the forecast for Monday. Here's ...