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Florida was the first state to enact a "stand your ground" law. Under the law, a person is allowed to use lethal force — and has no duty to retreat — if...
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The history of the Gulf of Mexico is often times relegated to the footnotes in history textbooks. It’s a wrong that historian Jack Davis said he hopes...
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The house where rockers Ronnie, Donnie and Johnny Van Zant grew up is officially one of Florida's historic sites.
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If you’ve ever visited Fort Myers Beach or Sanibel Island in Lee County you are likely familiar with the name Summerlin. We recently received this Curious…
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FLORIDA SNAPSHOTS - A WLRN Original Production - Short stories that capture Florida's unique and colorful past.
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When the hull of a ship believed to be from the 1700's or 1800's washed up on shore on Ponte Vedra Beach Easter weekend, one of the first groups to be...
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The National Park Service is considering adding a Bradenton park to its list of more than 600 locations considered part of the Underground Railroad...
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The U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall Collection is on the cusp of receiving its first statue of an African-American woman.
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If you love maps, there's a new display at the Tampa Bay History Center that you're going to want to check out. The museum is working with the...
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Here’s an answer to a question submitted to us through our Curious Gulf Coast project where we invite listeners to ask questions about southwest Florida.…