An undisclosed aerospace company wants to invest $247 million establishing a major development near NASA's Kennedy Space Center, creating about 1,000 jobs "at industry average wages," a Space Florida ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday announced the groundbreaking of over 30 miles of new lanes to be added to Interstate 75 in central Florida. The addition of new lanes, ...

SAN ANTONIO ― When Florida basketball won its first two national championships in school history, the Florida Gators did so in back-to-back seasons. UF's back-to-back national title teams in 2006 and ...

The Vanessa Gallegos Florida Project announces expanded partnerships with nonprofit organizations across Palm Beach County, strengthening community advocacy and fundraising initiatives that have ...

A restaurant damaged by Hurricane Milton in St. Pete Beach, October 2024. The state's government plans to set aside over $2 billion in three fiscal years as a fiscal reserve for hurricanes. A Florida ...

The Florida cabinet has approved an investment of $27.4 million to protect over 21,500 acres of conservation and agricultural lands across the state Among the parcels purchased to be set aside for ...

TALLAHASSEE — As he works on a proposed budget for the upcoming year, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday the state will ask President-elect Donald Trump to give Florida authority over federal money for ...

Florida's Alternative Water Supply Grant Program has awarded $15 million to the Taylor Creek Reservoir project. The project aims to restore a levee, raise water levels, and increase the regional water ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Florida’s construction market is booming, intensifying ...

Florida’s educational system has again found itself in the national spotlight after it became the first in the country to adopt the Heritage Foundation’s conservative educational model called the ...

[Editor’s note: Wildfires in Los Angeles. Hurricanes across Florida and the Southeast. Floods, extreme heat, and severe weather events are no longer rare occurrences—they’re becoming the new normal.