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Florida Driver License Agency Admits Hacker Attack | NewsRadio WFLA | Florida News (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, FL -- After reports of a data breach, the state agency that handles driver licenses, admits it's been hacked. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles said in a Friday news release that it learned of a data breach by an "international cybercriminal ring" a week earlier, on September 4th. The agency says hackers accessed a login acquired through a Plant City Police Department user's personal device. This comes after a group known for cyberextortion schemes, claimed
LISTEN: A Pittsburgh University Looks At Bradenton | NewsRadio WFLA | Florida News (opens the original)
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BRADENTON -- A private university in the Pittsburgh area is exploring the possibility of a foothold in Bradenton. Point Park University president Chris Brussalis says conversations began several months ago, when he was approached by Bradenton's mayor, Gene Brown. He heard about Bradenton's growth and its efforts to revitalize downtown. Those include a new Avenue of the Arts district and plans for a K-12 conservatory. The private university, which dates back to its founding in the 1930s as a busi
Bertha Bringing Tropical Storm Conditions To Panhandle Overnight | NewsRadio WFLA | Florida News (opens the original)
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MIAMI -- Bertha is bringing tropical storm conditions to Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast. It's expected to turn to the west overnight, staying offshore of the Florida panhandle as it heads toward a landfall in Louisiana. While Bertha's core will stay over water, it's expected to bring rough surf, gusty winds and minor coastal flooding to beaches from Panama City to Pensacola. Some areas south of I-10 could see as much as four inches of rain through Wednesday. Tropical Storm Bertha Intermediate Ad
Bertha Update 4pm CT: Tropical Storm Winds Spread Over Florida Panhandle | NewsRadio WFLA | Florida News (opens the original)
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MIAMI -- Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to remain offshore as it passes the Florida Panhandle Gulf Coast, along with its strongest winds. But peripheral impacts including dangerous beach conditions and minor coastal flooding as well as dangerous marine conditions are expected overnight. Isolated areas could see rainfall up to four inches through Wednesday. Right now (4 pm CT) Bertha is centered about 105 miles WSW of Panama City, with top winds of 60. Gusts as high as 57 mph have been reporte
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