Florida News

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission extended alligator hunting hours from 5 p.m. till 10 a.m. to 24 hours during the season.

High winds and a change in direction forced evacuations in Calhoun and Gulf Counties.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced an additional $300 will be provided for Florida's unemployed.

Leon County judge reviews a lawsuit filed by a statewide teachers union against emergency state order requiring schools to reopen five days a week.

Forecasters are monitoring two tropical waves that are likely to develop this week as they move west.

Puerto Rico's primary elections resumed as usual making room for a new governor to take the seat after incumbent Gov. Wanda Vazquez conceded.

The traditionally busier weeks of the Atlantic hurricane season are upon us, and two new tropical storms may develop this week.

South Florida restaurants are trying to maintain business while figuring out how to keep their workers and customers safe. Here's how Sergio's is tackling the pandemic.

Grant is resigning from the Florida House to take a job in Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration as the state’s chief information officer.

Coronavirus updates in South Florida for Wednesday, August 12, 2020. This post will be updated throughout the day.

State Surgeon General Scott Rivkees said Florida has been invited to be part of a federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vaccine pilot group. Florida was one of four states chosen to participate.

Brightline announced in a monthly report that it has ended its affiliation with the Virgin Group and will stop its rebranding to Virgin Trains USA.