The Latest Breaking News from Florida

Water doesn’t negotiate. It doesn’t check your deductible, and it certainly doesn’t care whether you thought your homeowners policy covered flooding. Across the country, millions of people live in states that rank among the riskiest for flooding, yet huge numbers of those homes sit completely uninsured against rising water.

Florida has recently updated its work requirements for individuals who receive SNAP benefits. Effective February 1, able-bodied recipients (without dependents) have to prove they worked,...

A first date going wrong are nothing new. But this Florida woman’s experience proves that sometimes, a person’s true character comes out days after the bill is paid. 

Trump wants so many public institutions named after him that Congress is now worried it could cause confusion.

Buckle up, because 2026 is gearing up to be a blockbuster year for pests across the Sunshine State, according to entomologists and pest pros. Scientists studying patterns of heat, humidity, and rainfall have put their heads together and delivered some unsettling news: multiple pest populations aren’t just growing — they’re…

More than a third of IKEA’s current stores are in California, Texas and Florida

The plan was based on lessons learned at Palm Beach Zoo, where animals are taught to voluntarily participate in their own care.

In a move that experts are calling unprecedented, the Trump Organization has filed trademark applications to secure exclusive rights to use President Donald Trump’s name for airports and related services, even as it insists there is no plan to charge a fee for a proposed renaming in Florida, the Associated…

Pretty sure childcare is not in the rideshare job description.

Disney hasn’t said if its two Orlando-area Character Warehouse outlets will stay open past their leases

How much house can someone really afford in Florida on $60,000 a year? We asked ChatGPT, and here's what it said.