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A Miami man is facing 26 felony charges after investigators say he stole about $60,000 worth of Garmin GPS units from boats in a month-long burglary spree.

Robert Esposito, 29, was arrested on charges of 10 counts of grand theft, 8 counts of burglary to a vessel and 8 counts of traveling across county lines to commit a burglary.

The most recent action was a July 17 decision by a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by wake boat owners against the ...

The Sail Portsmouth 2026 tall ships festival will start with Parade of Sail followed by three days of events. Here are ...

The five people drowned July 19 while fishing at the O’Shaughnessy Reservoir. Two children with the group went to a nearby road for help ...

The U.S. military is trying to beat Iran into submission by waging a conventional war. But the Iranians have a different ...

Since May 2020, there have been more than 500 recorded incidents of orcas reacting to boats, with several vessels damaged ...

A federal bill would ban Florida shark dive operators from feeding sharks. Its sponsors say the ban is about safety. People ...

Aquapalooza is a beer-fueled extravaganza which typically notches a handful of BUI (boating under the influence) arrests, ...

Listen to the beat laid down by an NBA legend, go to an alternative rock concert, watch dragon boats race, sample Baltimore’s ...

Delaware County Sheriff Jeffrey Balzer has said authorities believe one of the adults began struggling to swim and the others ...