Blizzards and artic cold are not uncommon in February, but they rarely reach Florida.

One St.Petersburg 10-year-old is making big waves for environmental conservation.

Students are the future, which is why the Gulf of Mexico Alliance, through its Gulf Star Program, is funding projects impacting students across the Gulf.

The rightward shift of Miami-Dade appears likely to continue through Election Day.

Sourcing deals these days requires hours of research, direct mail and calls to owners.

Barrier islands form through time as waves deposit sand parallel to the shoreline.

Just as the used car market was starting to cool off, Hurricane Ian swept in, devastated lives, and raised new questions.

Americans are getting an early start on the Halloween spirit this year, according to a new report.

October is more than a month filled with ghosts, ghouls and goofy costumes.

Southeast Florida’s largest state park is a 10,500-acre swath along the intercoastal Hobe Sound, just north of Jupiter, that invites exploring by land or water 16 unique ecosystems: coastal sand hills, upland lakes and scrub forests as well as the Loxahatchee River.

Scott Price, founder and CEO of Tampa-based A-LIGN, has gifted the Florida State University College of Business with a $2.7 million donation. 

The Charles and Margery Barancik Foundation and WUSF Public Media launched a journalism collaboration to expand Gulf Coast news coverage.