A bomb used in World War II washed ashore a popular public beach and was found by a group of children who mistook it for a scuba diver's air tank.

Beachgoers at Englewood Beach were shocked to learn that a mysterious object found in the sand was a World War II-era bomb.

Beachgoers at Englewood Beach in Englewood, Florida, were shocked to learn that a mysterious object found in the sand was a ...

After a puzzling 100-pound object washed up on a Florida beach, a deputy with a military background recognized it for what it was: an old bomb. The rusty piece of ordnance turned out to be an ...

Charlotte County commissioners will review an updated reopening plan for the Englewood Beach parking lot during a workshop ...

According to Gulf Coast News, the unsuspecting children even touched and took photos of the object, which washed ashore on ...

SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. — A World War II-era bomb was discovered by Sarasota County officials Monday on Englewood Beach.

Explosive ordinance disposal technicians from MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa identified the bullet-shaped object as a World War II-era “100-pound general purpose practice bomb,” Lt. Laura Anderson, a ...

Authorities say a World War II-era bomb discovered by children on a Southwest Florida beach was safely removed after ...

A World War II-era bomb washed ashore on a Florida beach last week—before unassuming children took photos and touched it, ...

Updates on the reopening of Englewood Beach Park and Port Charlotte Beach complex, ravaged by hurricanes Ian, Idalia, Helene ...