Hurricane Irma

It's been more than three years since Hurricane Irma destroyed more than 1,000 homes in the Florida Keys. Some people have rebuilt, some have left. Now there's a new alliance planning to replace a trailer park with more substantial (while still affordable) housing.

A university study says the aftereffects of 2017's Hurricane Irma caused the deaths of more than 400 people in Florida nursing homes.

The nursing home filed a petition at the Supreme Court in June, after the state’s 4th District Court of Appeal turned down arguments that the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration improperly revoked the license.

Properties slated for buyouts due to repetitive flooding in Miami-Dade extend miles inland. This is due to secondary impacts of sea level rise.

Larry Kahn, a Florida Keys journalist who told tough stories with a soft heart for nearly 25 years, has died.Kahn was the longtime editor of the Keynoter…

Marine debris — or trash in the water — is a problem everywhere including the Florida Keys. And it got a lot worse when Hurricane Irma crashed across the…

More than two years after elderly residents died following Hurricane Irma, an appeals court next week will take up a battle about whether the state should…

Everglades National Park will delay a planned hike in entrance fees while the park continues whittling away at a massive backlog of maintenance…

Florida is sending $25 million to South Florida to buy out homeowners ready to surrender to hurricanes and rising seas.On Tuesday, the Florida Department…

Gov. Ron DeSantis pledged $44 million to help 11 local governments buy out high-risk homes that were damaged by Hurricane Irma.Palm Bay in Brevard County…

There's a big pot of money coming to Florida from the federal government to help communities hit hard by recent hurricanes be more resilient in future…

Palm Beach County staffers who didn’t show up for Hurricane Dorian duty could have put the public at risk. Now they’ll have to pay for it.More than two…