By Brian Entin FORT PIERCE, FL (WFLX) - Longtime employees and patients at Dr. Michael Huber's Fort Pierce dental office were grieving Tuesday with a black wreath on the front door. "It's been very difficultMore >>
Longtime employees and patients at Dr. Michael Huber's Fort Pierce dental office were grieving Tuesday with a black wreath on the front door. "It's been very difficult for us to tell the patients, 'I'm sorry but Dr. Huber and his children have perished in a plane accident'. They are all very upset," Office Manager Jenny Heller said.More >>
(WFLX) - A major airline surprises passengers with dream gifts! WestJet, a Canadian airline, asked customers boarding a flight in Toronto what they wanted for Christmas. A few hours later, and with theMore >>
WestJet, a Canadian airline, asked customers boarding a flight in Toronto what they wanted for Christmas. A few hours later, those customers receive the shock of a lifetime after their plane landed.More >>
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL (WFLX) - There may be a new approach to saving a life by eliminating the 'mouth-to-mouth' portion of CPR. A study by the American Heart Association says the change may make cardiopulmonaryMore >>
A study by the American Heart Association says this new change may make cardiopulmonary resuscitation more effective during cardiac arrest. More >>
FORT PIERCE, FL (WFLX)-- Longtime employees and patients at Dr. Michael Huber's Fort Pierce dental office were grieving Tuesday with a black wreath on the front door. "It's been very difficult forMore >>
Longtime employees remember Ft. Pierce dentist, daughters killed in plane crash
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(CNN) - Tailgating and football go together like peanut butter and jelly, macaroni and cheese, but for fans hoping to eat, drink and party in the parking lot before the Super Bowl, the big game committeeMore >>
Tailgating and football go together like peanut butter and jelly, macaroni and cheese, but for fans hoping to eat, drink and party in the parking lot before the Super Bowl, the big game committee said no way.More >>
HILLSBOUROUGH COUNTY, FL (WFLX) - The couple who, authorities say, kidnapped their two young boys were seen leaving John's Pass in a 25-foot sailboat hours after the abduction in Tampa according to a Hillsborough Sheriff's spokesman.
The search for the boys has now shifted to the Gulf of Mexico. It was not known in which direction the vessel was heading.
Previously: Investigators in Hillsbourough County say a grandmother was tied up and her two grandchildren were taken.
Four-year-old Cole and 2-year-old Chase Hakken were reportedly abducted by their parents.
Investigators say 35-year-old Joshua Michael Hakken and 34-year-old Patricia Hakken are considered armed and dangerous.
Detectives believe the children could possible be in a black 2006 GMC Sierra pickup truck with Florida license plate number U-9-5-K-T.
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