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International Manatee Day is Thursday, Sept. 7, and we are reminding Floridians to protect the vulnerable marine mammal with no known natural enemy. Manatees face many threats, from habitat loss to watercraft collisions, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reminds anyone on the water to slow down andContinue Reading

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The principal of a Flagler County elementary school has resigned following a controversy over her handling of a recent assembly that targeted the academic performance of Black students. Donelle Evensen, principal at Bunnell Elementary School, informed Superintendent LaShakia Moore that she is resigning from her post, the Flagler County SchoolContinue Reading

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Today will be the last of our hot and dry days this week. A mild morning with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Mostly sunny skies will become partly cloudy with afternoon highs in the upper 80s to low 90s along the beaches, low to mid 90s inland.Continue Reading

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Mosquitoes are still out there biting, and in some cases spreading diseases — including one that hasn’t spread in the U.S. in 20 years but has been found in Florida and two other states. Malaria was virtually wiped out in the U.S. in the 1950s, but this summer the CentersContinue Reading

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What you don’t say is just as important as what you do say. Body language can express dominance or submission. It can convey joy or sorrow, and it can be different between a man and a woman. Mastering your own body language could mean the difference between being a CEOContinue Reading

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The Jacksonville Sheriff’s office says a woman was hit and killed while attempting to cross Normandy Boulevard at Ellis Road South. According to police, the victim was in her early 50s and was not in a designated crosswalk when she was struck by a four-door sedan just after 9 o’clockContinue Reading