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"We Can't Cuff Him": Cops Catch Alligator From 104-Year-Old US Woman's Home
A 104-year-old woman in Jacksonville, Florida, had an unexpected visit from a 5-foot alligator in her home. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, along with licensed trapper Mike Dragich, safely captured and relocated the gator.
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Video Captures The Moment NASA Astronauts Splash Down On Earth After 6 Months In Space
The astronauts splashed down safely in a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida early Monday morning.
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Multiple Fatalities In Florida Shooting, Gunman Killed: Report
A gunman in Jacksonville, Florida, was dead following a standoff with police Saturday afternoon after killing "a number" of people, the latest in a spate of gun violence this weekend in the United States.
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Indian Techie In US Drowns While Rescuing His Children At Florida Beach
A 42-year-old US-based software engineer from Andhra Pradesh drowned while rescuing his children at a beach in Florida, his family said on Monday.
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US Airline Flies Domestic Passenger To International Location Without A Passport
The New Jersey woman, Ellis-Hebard, who was visiting Florida claimed that a gate change caused her to go to Jamaica instead of Jacksonville
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Burger King Sued In US Over Size Of Its Whopper, Other Products
Burger King began operations as a small burger chain in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1953. It is owned by Restaurant Brands International.
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UFC Returns After Seven-Week Sporting Shutdown
UFC chief Dana White got the green light in Florida to hold bouts without spectators and will televise UFC 249 from Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jacksonville.
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UFC Books May 9 Return In Florida With No Spectators
UFC 249 will be staged at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, headlined by an interim lightweight title bout between Tony Ferguson and Justin Gaethje.
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Horrifying Video Shows Alligator Climbing Fence At Military Base
A horrifying video that is going viral online shows a huge alligator scaling a fence to enter the military base of Naval Air Station Jacksonville in Florida.
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Probe Begins After Boeing 737 Slides Off Runway Into Florida River
Federal investigators on Saturday began searching for what caused a Boeing jetliner with 143 people on board to slide off a runway into a shallow river while landing at a Jacksonville, Florida, military base during a thunderstorm, injuring 22 people.
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"Miracle" That All Passengers Safe After Plane Skids Into Florida River
Dozens of shocked passengers were evacuated to safety from the wings of a stricken Boeing 737 on Saturday in Florida after the jet made a rough landing in a lightning storm and skidded off the runway into a river.
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Boeing 737 With 143 On Board Falls Into River In US, 21 Injured
A chartered Boeing 737 jetliner with 143 people on board slid off a runway and into the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday while attempting to land at a military base in a thunderstorm, injuring 21 people.
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He Says He Didn't Kill A Girl In 1984. His Back Tattoo Says Otherwise
The family was moving the next day, boxing up their life inside an apartment in Jacksonville, Florida, for a new place on a nearby naval base. Tammy Welch, a brown-haired 10-year-old, had been allowed to stay home from school with her older brother and little sister.
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Gamer Killed In Florida Shooting 'Never Even Had A Fist Fight'
Elijah Clayton, one of two men killed on Sunday at a video gaming competition in Jacksonville, Florida, was a peaceful young man who had "never even had a fist fight," his cousin said.
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Jacksonville Shooting Reignites Gun Rights Debate In United States
The slaying of two competitors at a Florida video game tournament on Sunday has stirred the long-simmering gun rights debate in the state on the eve of its hotly contested state and federal primary elections.
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"We Can't Cuff Him": Cops Catch Alligator From 104-Year-Old US Woman's Home
A 104-year-old woman in Jacksonville, Florida, had an unexpected visit from a 5-foot alligator in her home. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, along with licensed trapper Mike Dragich, safely captured and relocated the gator.
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Video Captures The Moment NASA Astronauts Splash Down On Earth After 6 Months In Space
The astronauts splashed down safely in a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida early Monday morning.
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Multiple Fatalities In Florida Shooting, Gunman Killed: Report
A gunman in Jacksonville, Florida, was dead following a standoff with police Saturday afternoon after killing "a number" of people, the latest in a spate of gun violence this weekend in the United States.
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Indian Techie In US Drowns While Rescuing His Children At Florida Beach
A 42-year-old US-based software engineer from Andhra Pradesh drowned while rescuing his children at a beach in Florida, his family said on Monday.
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US Airline Flies Domestic Passenger To International Location Without A Passport
The New Jersey woman, Ellis-Hebard, who was visiting Florida claimed that a gate change caused her to go to Jamaica instead of Jacksonville
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Burger King Sued In US Over Size Of Its Whopper, Other Products
Burger King began operations as a small burger chain in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1953. It is owned by Restaurant Brands International.
-
UFC Returns After Seven-Week Sporting Shutdown
UFC chief Dana White got the green light in Florida to hold bouts without spectators and will televise UFC 249 from Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jacksonville.
-
UFC Books May 9 Return In Florida With No Spectators
UFC 249 will be staged at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, headlined by an interim lightweight title bout between Tony Ferguson and Justin Gaethje.
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Horrifying Video Shows Alligator Climbing Fence At Military Base
A horrifying video that is going viral online shows a huge alligator scaling a fence to enter the military base of Naval Air Station Jacksonville in Florida.
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Probe Begins After Boeing 737 Slides Off Runway Into Florida River
Federal investigators on Saturday began searching for what caused a Boeing jetliner with 143 people on board to slide off a runway into a shallow river while landing at a Jacksonville, Florida, military base during a thunderstorm, injuring 22 people.
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"Miracle" That All Passengers Safe After Plane Skids Into Florida River
Dozens of shocked passengers were evacuated to safety from the wings of a stricken Boeing 737 on Saturday in Florida after the jet made a rough landing in a lightning storm and skidded off the runway into a river.
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Boeing 737 With 143 On Board Falls Into River In US, 21 Injured
A chartered Boeing 737 jetliner with 143 people on board slid off a runway and into the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday while attempting to land at a military base in a thunderstorm, injuring 21 people.
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He Says He Didn't Kill A Girl In 1984. His Back Tattoo Says Otherwise
The family was moving the next day, boxing up their life inside an apartment in Jacksonville, Florida, for a new place on a nearby naval base. Tammy Welch, a brown-haired 10-year-old, had been allowed to stay home from school with her older brother and little sister.
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Gamer Killed In Florida Shooting 'Never Even Had A Fist Fight'
Elijah Clayton, one of two men killed on Sunday at a video gaming competition in Jacksonville, Florida, was a peaceful young man who had "never even had a fist fight," his cousin said.
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Jacksonville Shooting Reignites Gun Rights Debate In United States
The slaying of two competitors at a Florida video game tournament on Sunday has stirred the long-simmering gun rights debate in the state on the eve of its hotly contested state and federal primary elections.
