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A bicyclist received life-threatening injuries this afternoon when he collided with a Buick on 90th Street.

Joetta Marlor ushered her freshly groomed schnauzer, Princess, into the back seat of her car.

St. Augustine had been a city for more than 150 years before the forerunners of the Seminoles began moving into Florida.

Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration launched an electronic health records portal for Medicaid providers on Nov.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Major Accident Investigation Team responded to a vehicle versus pedestrian crash on Seminole Blvd.

A Seminole man is in critical condition after being struck by a car as he walked across Seminole Boulevard early Tuesday evening.

Seminole State College President E. Ann McGee is retiring next month, but hang on to that congratulatory card.

Alex Wright didn't come to the Humane Society of Tampa Bay's 2009 Pet Expo looking for a new pet.

Thousands of Orange County parents lined up on Saturday to register with Toys for Tots and make sure that their children will have presents waiting for them come Christmas.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is sponsoring a second 'Operation Medicine Cabinet' on Saturday, Nov.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting that took place into a residence Oct.

Metro Orlando has the most dangerous streets in the country for pedestrians among areas of at least a million residents, according to a study to be released today.

Members of the Barrier Islands Governmental Council were expecting to hear a spirited debate Oct.

Volunteers needed as role models for children Gulf Coast Community Care needs volunteers age 30 and older for its mentoring program.

Meeting for recycling, sustainability SEMINOLE - A meeting to discuss local recycling and sustainability efforts is planned Monday, Nov.

A number of proposed changes in the city of Seminole's sign code could have far-reaching effects for many businesses.

The Seminole City Council voted 5-2 on Oct. 27 to pass a resolution against possible offshore oil drilling.

A local activist has scheduled a discussion on recyclingA and sustainability at the Seminole Community Library A on Monday, November 9, fromA 10 am to 12 pm.

Soccer season will commence Saturday for a league rocked by allegations that a soccer dad and former coach sexually abused a child.