The Deltona City Commission has approved a controversial pause on new construction as the city continues to deal with ...

After a few lingering showers this morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies will be sticking around for our Monday in Central ...

Home prices have been battered by overbuilding, ballooning insurance costs and investors stampeding for the exits. Realtors ...

over Florida or in the eastern Gulf. Right now, the NHC is saying there is a low chance of development over the next week. Regardless of tropical development, it’s not going to be the best week ...

Wherever you live in South Florida, the flooding you see right now is likely to get worse in the years ahead – despite billions of dollars in drainage projects intended to protect communities. Climate ...

This aerial picture taken on September 27, 2024 shows damaged houses floating after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Steinhatchee, Florida. Hurricane Milton is due to hit the state this week.

Florida home buyers face hidden flooding risks due to poor disclosure laws. ... Repair bills have now exceeded the original purchase price of $340,000. She wants to sell, ...

Some areas have seen more than 11 inches of rain in the first week of September. A flood insurance expert says all Florida residents should get flood insurance even if they're not at risk.

Florida Public Radio Emergency Network (FPREN) Storm Center | By Leslie Hudson. Many Floridians are struggling to regroup after back-to-back hurricanes: Helene and then Milton, slammed into Florida.

Hurricane Debby inundates northern Florida with heavy rains and flooding Debby came ashore just west of Steinhatchee, along the state's Big Bend region. It arrived with sustained winds of 80 mph ...

The best advice for anyone in Florida is to know their zone, and no matter what anyone tells you, purchase flood insurance or you are taking a risk. "About 25% of policies claimed are in those X ...

Wherever you live in South Florida, the flooding you see right now is likely to get worse in the years ahead – despite billions of dollars in drainage projects intended to protect communities.