Updates on Tropical Storm Adalia in Florida, Trump's federal election case trial date announced, Kyle Rittenhouse lawsuits, police-refusing bakery, mistaken death of a college student, fatal stabbing of a GOP activist, and controversial NASCAR diversity internship.
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Tropical Storm Adalia is expected to make landfall in Florida as a Category 3 hurricane, resulting in strong winds, rain, and flooding in the Sarasota to Tallahassee area.
Following a shooting with racially motivated motives in a predominantly black neighborhood in Florida, the FBI has initiated a federal hate crime investigation while Governor Ron DeSantis has allocated financial assistance to the victims' families and a grant for campus security enhancement.
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Tropical Storm Adalia to Make Landfall as Category 3 Hurricane
Tropical Storm Adalia is expected to intensify and make landfall in Florida as a Category 3 hurricane. The Sarasota area up to Tallahassee will experience strong winds, rain, and flooding, while Tampa Bay is expected to be less affected. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency with mandatory evacuations in several counties.
Shooting in Florida Targeting Black Neighborhood Prompts Hate Crime Investigation
A shooter with racially motivated motives opened fire on a dollar general store in a predominantly black neighborhood in Florida, resulting in the death of three individuals. The FBI has launched a federal hate crime investigation into the incident. As a response to this tragedy, Governor Ron DeSantis announced an award of $100,000 to the victims' families and a $1 million grant to Edward Waters University for campus security enhancement.
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Florida Braces for Adalia & Racially Motivated Shooting Incident