SUMMARY: Hurricane Moulton peaked around 7 PM with a pressure of 897 millibars. Its interaction with the Yucatán Peninsula has led to some weakening, but it may strengthen again over the Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico. Central Florida is expected to experience 70-100 mph gusts, particularly around Orlando, as the storm moves in. Businesses across the region may close Wednesday into Thursday due to severe weather. The storm’s impact on Tampa Bay could vary depending on the storm’s eye placement, potentially leading to major flooding issues. Meanwhile, local weather remains cool and dry with pleasant temperatures.

Hurricane Milton now the fifth-strongest hurricane on record in the Atlantic, headed for Florida on Wednesday and Thursday

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SUMMARY: Police are investigating a shooting that occurred on Sunday night on Pali Johnson Memorial Drive, where 28-year-old Nathan Littleton was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Witnesses at the scene are being interviewed, and Littleton’s body has been sent for an autopsy to gather more evidence. Authorities aim to determine the specifics of the gunshot wounds to guide their investigation and potential criminal charges. They emphasize the importance of gathering factual evidence before making any arrests or charging suspects in the case.

One person was killed Sunday night following a shooting in Tuscumbia, according to police.

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SUMMARY: Adoptions have resumed at a Santa Rosa County animal shelter following a nearly two-week pause due to a bacterial outbreak affecting local dogs. The shelter reported around 12 cases of mycoplasma pneumonia, with symptoms like coughing and eye discharge. Since the outbreak was announced on September 23, veterinarians have been examining the dogs. So far, 17 dogs have been cleared for adoption, including three adopted on Monday. Animal Services Chief Randy Lambert noted that potential adopters have been understanding during the situation. The shelter aims to complete examinations by the upcoming Monday, with any ill dogs requiring two weeks of quarantine.

Those looking to adopt from the Santa Rosa County Animal Services can now do so as officials announced that dog adoption operations are partially reopened.
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