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The Florida Keys just got its second undersea habitat, where researchers can spend days working and living without breaking the water's surface. -
More than forty years after twenty-three-year-old Rose Marie Gayhart went missing in Lee County, Cape Coral police have released new information related to her disappearance. -
The death was reported in June and involved a Palm Beach County resident who was 80 to 84 years old, according to the health department. There have been 11 Vibrio cases in Florida this year. -
Mills says reports by multiple national news outlets that say he's the subject of a criminal investigation are false.
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freshidea/stock.adobe.comThe state health department added 60 confirmed cases for a total of 154 since May 1, when officials began identifying an outbreak of the gastrointestinal illness around the country.
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