PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Officials say a yellow kayak of a missing Pensacola man was found by a fisherman on Okaloosa Island.

KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) -- A kayaker has arrived in Key West after paddling some 4,000 miles -- from one of the northernmost spots in the U.S. to its southernmost city.

SARASOTA, Fla. - Two kayakers paddled out of Osprey Wednesday and headed for Key West as they near completion of a 3-year, 11,700 mile journey across North America.

OCALA, Fla. (AP) — A special events coordinator, a concert promoter and a kayak-tour company have tentatively made the cut to provide services when the Silver Springs attraction becomes a state park

PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Officials say a yellow kayak of a missing Pensacola man was found by a fisherman on Okaloosa Island. The kayak was spotted in the sand Thursday afternoon. But there's still no sign of 21-year-old Joe Kane, who has been missing May 13. He went kayaking from a spot near Sherman Cove at Pensacola Naval Air Station with his dog Frannie.

Saturday, volunteers will be collecting old fishing line, hooks and other items that could potentially harm our wildlife.

Kayaker paddles 4000 miles, arrives in Key West

We got a sobering reminder of the dangers of disgarded fishing line to Suncoast wildlife this past weekend.  Beggar the dolphin was found dead and Mote Marine Lab scientists found several fishing hooks and line inside the animal.  That's what makes a weekend event so important.  On Saturday, volunteers will be collecting old fishing line, hooks and other items that could potentially harm our wildlife.

(ARA) - Not too long ago Susan Kladitis felt like quitting life.

SARASOTA - All this month we've been giving you a more personal side of the men you see on TV here every day on ABC 7. Now we're getting to know a little more about the always charismatic morning meterologist, John Scalzi.

(ARA) - With summer again fading into fall, all around you people are prepping for the back-to-school season and even gearing up for the coming winter holidays. But who says you have to give up all the fun of summer just yet? Fall is a great time to indulge in a getaway, especially if you're heading to a locale that was crowded when the weather was especially warm.

(ARA) - The countdown to the big day is on, but before the wedding vows are exchanged, one last party must take place. Here are a few destinations to help the bride- and groom-to-be say "so long" to their bachelorette and bachelorhood days.

(ARA) - Basking on the beach or playing in the surf are high points of summer vacation for many people. In fact, going to the beach is among the top five activities for American leisure travelers, according to the U.S. Travel Association.

(ARA) - Each year, hundreds of millions of people visit the 397 destinations that comprise the country's National Park System. Summer is the ideal time to explore many of these parks, as the kids are out of school and activities in the parks are in full swing. Here are four national parks that are worth putting on your family's life list.

(ARA) - Mom zip-lining, Dad mountain biking, a sibling hike at sunrise - for many travelers, a vacation isn't just for relaxation, it's the perfect opportunity for adventure in the great outdoors. The summer travel season is ideal for camping, hiking and biking - great travel activities for couples and families alike. With a little pre-travel planning, you can help ensure that the elements and the unforeseen of outdoor travel don't derail your good time.