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An ongoing environmental debate has found its roots in Putman County's Rodman Reservoir: Should the old dam be taken down, or should the fishing hotspot be maintained?
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, since the disease was first detected, Florida's citrus production has dropped by almost 95%.
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Between the 2019 and 2024 fiscal years, the city collected $10.3 million from projects that cut down regulated trees, according to a five-year snapshot of city data.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the state’s fiscal year 2026-27 budget on June 29, and it took effect July 1. The budget allocated just over $63 million to Florida’s state parks.
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A $1.9 million grant from oil spill funds is helping locals restore a once-prolific oyster reef that has all but disappeared during their lifetime.
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Alligator Alcatraz closed on June 25, just shy of its one-year anniversary. But even before it opened on July 1, 2025, the facility faced numerous lawsuits.
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This documentary takes you out to the neighborhoods to hear from the people impacted directly by it.
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Bronson, Otter Creek and the Cedar Key Water and Sewer District formed the Waccasassa Water and Wastewater Cooperative in 2023 to improve water and wastewater services.
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Gulf sturgeon jump for buoyancy and communication, explained retired fish biologist Ken Sulak.
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Plans to remove more than 1,000 trees in Graham Woods and Graham Pond have conservationists concerned.
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After years of decline, a trend Leppla attributes to drought and changing climates, the spring 2026 season has produced a noticeable resurgence of lovebugs.
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How do you preserve ‘old Florida’ with a growing population? Cedar Key residents may have the answerIf you asked Florida natives to describe what exactly old Florida is, you may not arrive at a single definition. It's a combination of space, culture and community.