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Operation Cooked: Undercover Osceola Sting Nets At Least 20 Arrests of Men Accused of Seeking Sex With Children· Crime & CourtsLt. Gov. Jay Collins Says Florida Will Cover School Funding Lost as Immigration Crackdown Shrinks Enrollment· EducationJohn Carlson scores twice, Dennis Hildeby makes 34 saves as Lightning hold off Wild 3-2· SportsIsaias Shuts Pensacola and Okaloosa Airports as Airlines Waive Fees and Tolls Lift on Panhandle Bridges· National NewsIsaias Brings Surge, Flooding Rain and Tornado Risk to Tallahassee and the Big Bend· Hurricane & WeatherFPL Stages 12,000 Workers as Isaias Threatens Long Power Outages in the Panhandle· Hurricane & WeatherFederal Jury Convicts Three Naples Men in $30,000 Murder-for-Hire Plot Targeting a Man Whose Brother Wanted Him Dead· Crime & CourtsEx-CIA official pleads guilty in $194 million fraud, will forfeit $102 million in Palm Beach and Hobe Sound real estate· National NewsBroward School Board Weighs Next Round of Closures as Empty Seats Reach 61,000· Education11th Circuit voids septic permit ban in Indian River Lagoon manatee case after federal 'harm' rule rollback· National NewsWoman known only as 'Cinnamon,' found dead on a boat off Key West in 1999, identified through DNA· Crime & CourtsWinless Dolphins host Bengals at Hard Rock Stadium seeking first win under Jeff Hafley· SportsOperation Cooked: Undercover Osceola Sting Nets At Least 20 Arrests of Men Accused of Seeking Sex With Children· Crime & CourtsLt. Gov. Jay Collins Says Florida Will Cover School Funding Lost as Immigration Crackdown Shrinks Enrollment· EducationJohn Carlson scores twice, Dennis Hildeby makes 34 saves as Lightning hold off Wild 3-2· SportsIsaias Shuts Pensacola and Okaloosa Airports as Airlines Waive Fees and Tolls Lift on Panhandle Bridges· National NewsIsaias Brings Surge, Flooding Rain and Tornado Risk to Tallahassee and the Big Bend· Hurricane & WeatherFPL Stages 12,000 Workers as Isaias Threatens Long Power Outages in the Panhandle· Hurricane & WeatherFederal Jury Convicts Three Naples Men in $30,000 Murder-for-Hire Plot Targeting a Man Whose Brother Wanted Him Dead· Crime & CourtsEx-CIA official pleads guilty in $194 million fraud, will forfeit $102 million in Palm Beach and Hobe Sound real estate· National NewsBroward School Board Weighs Next Round of Closures as Empty Seats Reach 61,000· Education11th Circuit voids septic permit ban in Indian River Lagoon manatee case after federal 'harm' rule rollback· National NewsWoman known only as 'Cinnamon,' found dead on a boat off Key West in 1999, identified through DNA· Crime & CourtsWinless Dolphins host Bengals at Hard Rock Stadium seeking first win under Jeff Hafley· Sports

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