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Clyde Butcher hopes photographs inspire preservation

2:15 PM, Sep 26, 2009

Clyde Butcher says he hopes people find beauty in his black and white photographs. But the 64-year-old says he also hopes his work inspires people to think about conservation and preservation.

Couple marries, 60 years after first date

2:12 PM, Sep 26, 2009

In 1945, Richard Turner met a young woman he would never forget. But a short time after meeting Annette Edwards, Richard was called off to serve his country. Almost 60 years later, Richard went looking for that young girl and today the couple is married.

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NFL limiting what you get to see

10:39 AM, Jan 30, 2008

At the start of the 2006 National Football League season, a new policy went into place that limits what you get to see on TV newscasts. The NFL says cites sideline safety for banning more TV crews from shooting their own video during games.

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Dancing Buffalo Ranch

10:38 AM, Jan 30, 2008

Buffalo in Florida! It's an eye-opening experience and an education in a Florida long forgotten.

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Teens: Prescription Drugs & 'Pharm' Parties

2:12 PM, Dec 11, 2007

The number of college students abusing prescription drugs rose more than 300 percent since 1993. In fact, according to a new survey, one in 10 teenage girls and one in 13 boys used prescription drugs to get high in the last year.

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Alaska Congressman helps Florida developer after fund raiser

2:04 PM, Dec 11, 2007

An Alaska Congressman inserted a $10 million study into the budget that would benefit a Florida developer after a fundraiser is held in Ft. Myers.

Dylan continues to change the world

12:02 PM, Dec 4, 2006

This is the story of Dylan Crane, a 13-year-old boy who changed the world around him.

Voices of New Orleans: New Orleans 6 Months After Katrina

12:02 PM, Dec 4, 2006

It has been six months since Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, and rebuilding in New Orleans is slow going. In fact, large sections of the city are still untouched and many residents wonder if the city will ever return to its glory.

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Photographer's pictures worth more than a thousand words

12:02 PM, Dec 4, 2006

Frank Planes was declared legally blind 10 years ago following a stroke. But Planes did not let that prevent him from becoming an accomplished photographer.

EXTRA: State Lawmakers caught on tape voting for absent colleagues

11:57 AM, Dec 4, 2006

Members of the Florida State House claim it's OK, so they can work on legislation. Tampa Bay's 10 News showed the practice to voters, who called it "disrespectful and embarrassing."