Leg Lost To Gator, Holocaust Scam, Don't Say Gay Expands: FL Top News

FLORIDA — Top news stories on Florida Patch sites this week include an announcement that Florida's last lesbian bar may close its doors, Miami's Republican mayor is considering running for president and a woman swindled $2.8 million from a Holocaust survivor.

Other headlines include a man losing part of his leg in an alligator attack; Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law expanded to all school grades; Allegiant pilots are picketing over wages; a mistaken emergency alert blast earned the governor's ire; and a New Port Richey soldier was killed in a training accident at Fort Bragg.

• FL’s Last Lesbian Bar Struggles To Keep Its Doors Open In Largo
• Miami’s GOP Mayor To Decide Soon On 2024 Presidential Run: Report
• FL Woman Swindled $2.8M From Holocaust Survivor In Dating Scam: DOJ

• David’s Bridal Files For Bankruptcy: What Does It Mean For FL Brides?
• Lithia Fire Claims Lives Of Father, 5-Year-Old, 14-Month-Old Children
• Person Killed, Set On Fire In Field Behind Residential Area In Ruskin
• FL Emergency Alert Flub Draws DeSantis Ire: 'Completely Inappropriate'
• Hundreds Of Child Porn, Child Sex Charges Filed Against Brandon Man
• Florida Man, 72, Loses Part Of Leg In Alligator Attack: Reports
• Scammer Claiming To Be Pinellas Sheriff's Official Preys On Residents
• Brandon Woman Charged In Dramatic Road Road Incident Caught On Video
• FL 'Don't Say Gay' Law Expands To All Grades After Board Approval
• Sketch Released Of Man Who Sexually Assaulted DoorDash Driver In Tampa
• Allegiant Pilots Picket At St. Pete-Clearwater Airport Over Wages
• Road Rage Killer Who Shot Couple On I-4 Sought By Plant City Police
• Firefighters Brave Blaze To Save 3 Cats, Hamster In Palm River Fire
• New SunRunner Stop Coming To 1st Ave. N. In St. Pete: Officials
• New Port Richey Soldier Killed During Training At Fort Bragg

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