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A former NFL player and his wife say someone entered their hurricane-damaged home and made off with valuable possessions without their permission<\/a>. I-Team investigator Adam Walser learned that court documents allege that the people who took their belongings were hired by the couple\u2019s mortgage company to inspect the home and protect its contents.<\/p>\n Former NFL player says contractors took memorabilia from his hurricane-damaged home<\/p>\n Today marks five years since the deadly condominium collapse in Surfside. The tragedy killed 98 people and exposed what we now know had been a long history of lax oversight for buildings across our state. I-Team investigator Katie LaGrone was among reporters stationed in Surfside covering the aftermath of the devastation. Tonight, she\u2019s taking a look at what\u2019s changed since, from what investigators believe caused the collapse to new laws passed in response to the failures.<\/p>\n Surfside condo collapse: What’s changed 5 years after deadly disaster<\/p>\n It\u2019s considered one of the busiest times of year for charter boat captains across Tampa Bay: American Red Snapper Season<\/a>. Tampa Bay 28’s Robert Boyd has more on the record-breaking revenue expectation. <\/p>\n Historic red snapper season makes big economic splash for Clearwater businesses<\/p>\n Florida’s Most Accurate Forecast: Coastal Rain Return<\/p>\n