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1. Police warn of Verizon and Bright House service tech impostors

Bradenton police are warning residents to be on the lookout for impostors posing as Verizon or Bright House Networks service technicians. They say as many as five men may be involved and officials believe they're posing as technicians in an effort to commit burglaries.

2. Deadly crash backs up I-4, closes US 301 ramp

Westbound Interstate 4 is down to one lane near the Florida State Fairgrounds as troopers investigate a FedEx truck's deadly crash into an I-4 barrier wall.

3. TRAFFIC: Backups on I-4 at US 301

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4. Two bodies found in Hillsborough County

The bodies of two men have been found in separate locations in Hillsborough county. No word on whether the deaths are related.

5. Downtown St. Pete: 8th most dangerous neighborhood in the country?

According to NeighborhoodScout.com, the neighborhood that includes downtown St. Petersburg is the eighth most dangerous neighborhood in the country when it comes to property crimes. St. Petersburg Police call the website's findings "bogus."

6. Deputies: Teacher forced student to touch her breasts

News of the arrest of a 6th grade geography teacher spread fast among the student body of Farnell Middle School.

7. James Bain: Innocent and locked up for 35 years

Although he was locked up for 35 years for a crime he didn't commit, James Bain isn't bitter.

8. Only on 10: Double amputee shares his story

After talking with him for a few minutes, it's easy to see Manny Mejia has a passion for living.

9. Couple caught having sex in bathroom during football game

A Carroll woman who was caught having sex in the men's room at an Iowa Hawkeye football game in Minneapolis last weekend says she'd had so much wine before kickoff that she doesn't remember walking into the restroom, the man she had sex with in a stall, or when the police opened the door.

10. Facebook blamed for 1 in 5 divorces

Social networking sites are increasingly being used for adultery and that can lead straight to divorce court.

11. Camera captures video of hit and run suspect

Largo Police may be one step closer to tracking down the driver of a car who hit a woman as she tried to cross East Bay Drive over the weekend.

12. Forecast: May need an umbrella

Another cold front moves into the region today generating scattered showers once again.

13. Murdered Lakeland Lotto winner's former home searched

Crime scene evidence technicians were at at Abraham Shakespeare's former home looking for clues Monday. DeeDee Moore recently moved into the house. She has been arrested in connection to his death.

14. Preview Da Vinci Exhibition at MOSI

Be among the first to journey through the fascinating world of Leonardo Da Vinci at a special preview of the world-acclaimed exhibit, Da Vinci The Genius at MOSI.

15. Colts receiver's church mission changes his life

Indianapolis Colts' wide receiver Austin Collie, said his life changed forever when he did a 2-year church mission in Argentina.

16. Revealing photo makes high school yearbook

This time of the school year is supposed to be fun for students, but for one Bay area girl, getting her yearbook has been horrifying. She says her private parts are on display in one class picture.

17. As attitudes shift, marijuana classes roll

This school doesn't have a problem with students not paying attention.

18. Shake And Bake - meth?

Four years ago, no one thought they would have to show their driver's license just to buy cold and allergy medicine. But, now a quicker way to make meth has people questioning whether soda is the next controlled substance.

19. Venomous lionfish spreading throughout Keys

The lionfish, a beautiful but venomous invasive species, has slowly begun spreading throughout the Florida Keys, wreaking havoc to the marine environment.

20. Missionaries face Haitian judge for kidnapping

One local missionary understands the desire to help Haitians, but doesn't defend breaking law.

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