Depression Threatens Eatery; Miami Kids Back To Class: FL News

ACROSS FLORIDA — A giant depression is moving precariously close to a major road in New Port Richey; parents are accused of locking their young son in a room with no electricity or furniture for months; and Miami-Dade students returned to class: see these stories and more on this week's Florida Patch sites.

• Pasco Firefighters Rescue Teen Stuck In Storm Drain For Hour

• Video: NPR Roads Closed As Depression Grows To 46 By 130 Feet

• Dunedin To Host Youth Summit, Panel Discussion On Hope Spot

• Next Florida Epidemic On Horizon: Mental Disease

• Woman Who Rammed SUV During Tampa Protest Faces Felony Charge

• $100K Stolen From Elderly Couple In Insurance Scam: Police

• Series Of Tampa Car Burglaries Leads To Cross-County Pursuit

• Driver Of Car Critical; No One Else Injured In School Bus Crash

• Miami Police Seek To Identify Man Wanted In Kidnapping

• Miami-Dade County Announces Plan For Electric Bus Fleet

• Conversation About Unifying St. Pete Traces Racial Strife

• FL Reports More Than 15,000 Deaths From COVID-19

• DeSantis Clears Gators To Open Stadium To Full Capacity: Report

• Royal Caribbean Extends Cruise Suspension Through Nov. 30

• Man Accused Of Pulling Gun On Teacher In Lakeland: Polk Sheriff

• 27 Unlicensed Contractors Accused Of Fraud: Hillsborough Sheriff

• Man Accused Of Filming Under Bathroom Stall: Hillsborough Sheriff

• Donations From Michael Jordan, LeBron James To Help Felons Vote

• Regal Theatres Closing In Florida, Nationwide Temporarily

• Wanted: Mental Health Workers To Join Pinellas Sheriff's Office

• Vandals Cause Thousands Of Dollars In Damage To Golf Course

• Parents Arrested After Child Found Locked In Boarded-Up Room

• Kitten Thrown Out Of SUV; Animal Services Seeks Information

• 4-Car Pileup On Interstate 75 Seriously Injures St. Pete Man

• Man Accused Of Carjacking Van With Mother, Children Inside

• Pinellas Sheriff Charges Off-Duty Pasco County Deputy With DUI

• First Group Of Miami-Dade Public School Students Return To Their Classrooms

This article originally appeared on the Tampa Patch