TAMPA, Fla. —
- Many hotels and short-term rentals are not required to have carbon monoxide alarms, prompting a push for new laws and urging travelers to take precautions.
- Tampa Bay 28 Reporter Susan El Khoury advises asking if your hotel or rental has carbon monoxide alarms and packing your own portable detector if it doesn’t.
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'My heart breaks': Woman describes helping injured students after deadly school bus crash in Polk County
A woman on her way to work Monday morning found herself helping injured Winter Haven High School students after a school bus crash that killed two people.
Woman describes helping injured students after deadly school bus crash in Polk County
