Bradenton, Florida - One person is dead following the explosion of a shed at 5416 36th Street East on Monday afternoon.

Officials are still not sure what caused the explosion, which happened around 12:20 p.m.

"I was just sitting on the couch watching the news and I heard an explosion, so I went to the sliding glass doors and the shed... by the time I looked out [it] was engulfed in flames," said Jennifer Malloy.

Malloy says she then called 911.

"It was like a transformer blew up, it was pretty loud."

The identity of the victim has not yet been released, but officials believe he was the 20-year-old grandson of the homeowner. Apparently the man was over doing lawn work for his grandparents when he went inside the shed and it exploded.

Manatee County, Florida -- Throughout September Manatee County Animal Services will offer adoption specials on all dogs and cats that have been at the shelter 30 days or longer.

Dogs that have been at the shelter a month or more can be adopted for $30, a $50 savings off the regular adoption fee of $80. Cats can be adopted for $10, normally priced at $60.

"We have a large selection of dogs and cats,” said Animal Services Chief Kris Weiskopf. “Help us help the animals by adopting today. "

Bradenton, Florida -- A traveling exhibition featuring more than 40 black and white photographs depicting Bruce Mozert’s innovative work will be showcased in “Silver Springs: The Underwater Photography of Bruce Mozert” in the South Florida Museum’s East Gallery, Oct. 21, 2011 - Jan. 15, 2012.

The exhibition is based on a book of the same title created by Gary Monroe and organized by a former curator of the Appleton Museum, Dr. Leslie Hammond. Access to the exhibition is included with general admission to the South Florida Museum.

After the Civil War, tourists flocked to Florida’s springs and marveled at the crystal-clear waters and aquatic life. However, the springs were in need of a new image to garner national media attention and revive central Florida’s tourism industry by the 1930s.