FLORIDA — A lawyer who wants Florida beaches to remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic says he has a tactic to spread his message. He shared on social media that on May 1 he will walk around ...

The Grim Reaper wears flip flops. He stands outside the courthouse in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, open for the first day of early voting. It’s a seaside town—part of a hundred-mile strip of white sand ...

Because the number of Floridians infected with COVID-19 continues to rise, attorney Daniel Uhlfelder thinks it’s ridiculous that Gov. Ron DeSantis has allowed the state’s beaches to begin reopening.

A lawyer in Florida said he will visit beaches that open “prematurely” while dressed as the Grim Reaper starting in May. “Many of you have asked if I am willing to travel around Florida wearing Grim ...

The Florida Grim Reaper Tour may be coming to a beach near you. To protest people packing the sands, a Santa Rosa Beach lawyer is taking action and hitting the road. Daniel Uhlfelder, who is ...

One Florida man stuck out from the bathing suit-wearing beach crowd today in an effort to literally scare beachgoers into staying home during the coronavirus pandemic. In an interview on WMBB News 13 ...

A lawyer who gained national attention with his advocacy against privatizing Florida beaches is now working to keep those same beaches closed during the coronavirus pandemic — by wearing a Grim Reaper ...

An attorney suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) in an effort to close access to the state’s beaches has announced another approach to ward off beachgoers: dressing as the Grim Reaper. Daniel Uhlfelder ...

Florida residents are rushing to public beaches as the state relaxes stay-at-home orders, but one beachgoer is there not to soak up the sun but to send a sinister message. Gov. Ron DeSantis, as part ...

WALTON COUNTY, Fla. — A lawyer from northwest Florida is hitting the beaches dressed as the Grim Reaper and he may be coming to a surfside near you. Daniel Uhlfelder launched his Florida Grim Reaper ...

Beachgoers in northwest Florida hoping to take advantage of newly opened shores amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic could be in for something of a shock. Those who hit the beach in the Sunshine ...