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The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

FBI Stops Targeted White House Attack Over Past Weekend

Washington Post— Teenager Tycen Proper allegedly plotted an attack against the U.S. government that targeted a UFC event held at the White House during the Independence 250 celebration, according to federal authorities. The FBI said it received a tip about the threat on June 10 and launched a multi-state investigation that led to several arrests, preventing the attack before it could be carried out. Court documents allege the plan involved coordinated violence using firearms, explosives, and drones to target attendees and trigger chaos during an evacuation. The event proceeded safely, while investigators continue to examine the case and determine whether additional suspects were involved. Proper remains in custody without bond on multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States, and is scheduled for a detention hearing on Wednesday.
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Destin City Council Moves Forward With $600K Agreement With FDOT

Get The Coast— The Destin City Council unanimously approved an agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation that will reimburse the city up to $600,000 for median and landscaping improvements along Highway 98 from the Marler Bridge to the Walton County line. The project includes installing concrete ribbon curbing around planted median islands and replacing a failed irrigation well near Big Kahuna’s with a reclaimed-water line. City officials estimate the work will cost between $350,000 and $400,000, leaving the possibility of using remaining funds for additional landscaping, trees, and vegetation improvements. Once construction is complete, the city will assume responsibility for maintaining the upgraded medians and landscaping in accordance with FDOT standards.
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FL Couple Decides To Keep Baby In IVF Mix Up

NY Post— A Florida couple discovered that a fertility clinic had mistakenly implanted the wrong embryo during an IVF procedure, resulting in the birth of a child who was not genetically related to them. After DNA testing confirmed the error, the baby’s biological parents were identified, and the two families reached a private custody agreement. Under the arrangement, the couple who carried and gave birth to the child will remain her legal and permanent custodial parents while maintaining a positive relationship with the biological parents. The couple has also filed a lawsuit against the fertility clinic over the mix-up, and legal proceedings are ongoing.
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Destin Proceeding With Fireworks and Drone Show For July 4

Get The Coast— The Destin City Council unanimously approved a plan to hold both a traditional fireworks display and a drone show for the city’s July 4 celebration, combining the two attractions as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary festivities. The decision reverses an earlier proposal to replace fireworks with drones and reflects the council’s desire to preserve the longtime holiday tradition while also adding a modern, environmentally friendly element. City officials said the fireworks show will move forward as planned, while the drone show will be added if funding and logistical arrangements can be finalized before the event.
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Bay Minette Ice Cream Shop Goes Viral For The Wrong Reason

NY Post— An Alabama ice cream shop owner, Malary Goldman, was charged with harassment and criminal mischief after confronting customer Daniel Smit over a one-star review he had posted three months earlier. The encounter, which took place in a McDonald’s parking lot and was captured on video, escalated into a heated argument after Goldman accused Smit of damaging her business. Her husband also became involved, and Smit alleged that his phone was knocked from his hand during the dispute. Following the incident, which gained widespread attention online, both Goldman and Smit issued apologies, and Smit expressed hope that the charges would be dropped so all parties could move forward.
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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

June 17 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

My sibling is the overachiever in my family and gets all the praise, and I feel overlooked. How do I make my own mark without constantly being compared to them?

Drowning In Sibling Praise
Second Place Trophy

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Planetarium - Emerald Coast Science Center

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Jun 12, 12:00 PM - Aug 7, 12:00 PM

Planetarium - Emerald Coast Science Center

📍 31 Memorial Pkwy SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL, United States, Florida 32548

Experience the exciting shows on Monday through Friday, featuring intriguing topics on space, history, and how various cultures around the globe view the night sky, both past and present! Be sure to inquire at the front desk during check-in for details on today's specific show. These shows are typically suitable for ages 5 and up. Tickets for this show can be purchased at the front desk of Emerald Coast Science Center.

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

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Global Garbage Man Day

<p data-id="e651f236-bf1e-4c17-b983-39d936b3b377" id="e651f236-bf1e-4c17-b983-39d936b3b377">Global Garbage Man Day is that shiny little calendar invention where we all pretend we just noticed the people who haul away our sins in plastic bags, then we go right back to living like raccoons with credit scores. It’s a public nod to the folks who do the one job society can’t outsource to optimism: taking what we don’t want and making it disappear before it starts a religion in the alley. You’re supposed to say thanks, maybe tip, maybe stop tossing mystery liquids in the bin like you’re conducting a backyard science trial. And listen—this isn’t the punchline, it’s the warning label: if the garbage man ever takes a day off, you’re gonna learn what “community” smells like.</p>

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