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This special project from WUFT News explores the economic aftermath of a difficult 2024 storm season in the Sunshine State. Real estate, tourism and homeowners insurance are all likely to see continued effects from hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton. These stories explore the complex trends affecting millions of people who may sooner or later face a difficult question: How much longer can they afford to live in the Sunshine State?

The Florida Roundup will broadcast live from WUFT's studios in College of Journalism and Communications on the campus of the University of Florida, and you are invited.

As North Florida’s timber industry faces hurricanes and mill closures, some landowners turn to a copper-colored side hustle: pine straw. Are the human and environmental costs worth it? Lea la serie en español aquí.

A medida que los aserraderos cierran y los huracanes azotan a la industria maderera del norte de Florida, algunos terratenientes recurren a la cosecha de paja de pino como albergue económico. ¿Vale la pena el costo humano y ambiental? Read the series in English here.

Artistry in Motion celebrates the local arts community by focusing on the creativity, passion and perseverance of the artist. The program showcases each individual artist’s story in an engaging audio and visual vignette.