ENGLEWOOD, Fla. (WWSB) - A section of Englewood Beach was evacuated Saturday after a rusted bomb washed ashore, the Charlotte County Sheriff Office said. However, it looked a lot more menacing ...

Englewood Beach has taken a significant step forward in its recovery from recent hurricanes as more parking spots become available. Charlotte County reopened a section of the parking lot, ...

A World War II-era bomb was discovered by Sarasota County officials Monday on Englewood Beach. MacDill Air Force Base officials say they responded to the scene along with Sarasota County Bomb ...

The bomb was discovered at Englewood Beach, prompting curiosity from passersby until a deputy with a military background identified it, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office said.

A World War II-era bomb washed ashore on a Florida beach last week—before unassuming children took photos and touched it, according to authorities. The bomb was found by children at Englewood ...

The children were playing near the Gulf View condos in Englewood Beach on June 11 when they initially came across the device, mistaking the barnacle-covered object for a scuba tank, according to WBBH.

SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. — A World War II-era bomb was discovered by Sarasota County officials Monday on Englewood Beach. MacDill Air Force Base officials say they responded to the scene along with ...

Non-explosive World War II bomb washes ashore on Englewood Beach. Chris Anderson, Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Mon, June 16, 2025 at 9:10 PM UTC. 1 min read. You never know what will wash up on the beach.

A piece of military ordinance from World War II that turned out to be a practice bomb was found at Englewood Beach in Charlotte County, FL, authorities say.

The bomb was discovered at Englewood Beach, prompting curiosity from passersby until a deputy with a military background identified it, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office said.

The bomb was discovered at Englewood Beach, prompting curiosity from passersby until a deputy with a military background identified it, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office said.

The bomb was discovered at Englewood Beach, prompting curiosity from passersby until a deputy with a military background identified it, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office said.