- In the aftermath of the flooding from Debby, our crews saw people walking, wading, and even playing in murky water.
- ABC Action News reporter Mary O'Connell spoke with Dr. Bob Rosequist, the Chief Medical Officer at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, on how that can be dangerous to your health and safety.
- The bottom line: you don't know how deep or what's in the water, which can be contaminated with bacteria.
“We need to listen to the voice of the people, right?”
Last summer, the Florida Department of Environment Protection considered adding amenities like golf courses, pickleball courts, and hotels to state parks across the state. After public outcry, the plans were shelved, but the fight isn't over for some Florida residents.
Florida residents rally to protect state parks from development plans
