ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- A St. Augustine horse farm has one holiday wish this year: donations. Without them, the farm will be forced to close down and potentially euthanize a third of its horses.

The Diamonds in the Rough horse farm is tucked away in the woods behind World Golf Village. It's a place where abused, neglected and abandoned horses rehabilitate.

Many of the horses are descendants from Triple Crown winners, including Seraphina. She is the granddaughter of Secretariat, the race horse that in 1973 became the first U.S. Triple Crown in 25 years. Seraphina raced too but she wasn't as skilled as her family members and turned into a starving horse.

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — A hotel boom is taking place in St. Johns County.

Hundreds of new hotel rooms are expected to be added to the market in the next three years, according to the St. Augstine, Ponte Vedra and The Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau.

All over St. Johns County, new hotels are under construction or slated for construction. In addition, existing hotels are getting renovated or rebuilt.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — In downtown St. Augustine, the streets often flood when it rains.

But more and more this year, people are noticing the roads are flooding when it is not raining.

Diane Boyd works at Mary's Harbor View Café on Avenida Menendez just across from the water in downtown St. Augustine.

It's a popular street in St. Augustine between the fort and the Bridge of Lions. She said it's been flooding more frequently this year along the street.

Water builds up in the parking spaces along both sides of the road. The fort parking lot also flooded this week.