Hurricane Ian has left 1.9 million Florida residents without power, as of Friday morning. Although state officials will not be able to soon confirm the total number of injuries, deaths and displaced individuals, it is evident that the damage left behind is catastrophic. Lee County The residents of Lee County …
Read More »The storm has moved on from Florida, but its impacts are here to stay in many communities.
Read More »The storm was upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane overnight.
Read More »The storm could bring devastation to areas from Tampa Bay to the Big Bend.
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The U.S. Association of Reptile Keepers of Florida wants the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to approve captive breeding of Diamondback terrapins. The move would combat declining populations of the species of turtle due to high demand as both low-maintenance pets and poachable commodities. The program will be discussed at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission meeting Wednesday, but FWC’s staff report, slated to be presented during discussion, recommends maintaining current rules.
Read More »A storm by the same name blew through the Gulf of Mexico in 2016. This year, a different system could follow a similar path.
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President Biden's remarks are expected to begin Wednesday at 10:35 a.m.
Read More »The people flown from Texas to Massachusetts filed a class-action suit on Tuesday against Ron DeSantis.
Read More »One is on Gainesville's northern boundary line, the other in southwest Alachua County.
Read More »The controversy continued for a second day after his decision received national pushback.
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