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Red is one of those colors that's so stunning all on its own that simply choosing the perfect shade is enough to create a flawless nail look. One look at these squoval-shaped nails proves it.

Have you ever wondered what your nails say about your health? Changes in nail shape, texture, or color often feel like an unsightly nuisance. But, they can also indicate an underlying health ...

There is no greater disappointment than having a nail chip after spending weeks trying to grow them out. Handwashing, exposure to household cleaning products, regular acrylic and gel manicures ...

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During Hurricane Milton, Paul Paduano's power didn't go out, but his beef with TECO goes back a few years anyway. The streetlights in his Apollo Beach neighborhood are hit-and-miss. READ ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Tampa Electric (TECO) estimates that nearly 70% of power has been restored after Hurricane Milton as of Monday afternoon. The power company said that most power in Polk ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The tens of thousands of TECO customers who are without power are asking when will it be restored. It’s the biggest restoration TECO has had to undertake. The company’s ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Electric (TECO) shared when it expects to restore power for the hundreds of thousands of people still without it across Tampa Bay. With 6,000 linemen working around the clock ...