Building A Proper Hurricane Emergency Kit
Preparing for a storm, whether a tropical depression or category 5, should happen well before it’s hurtling toward the Sunshine State.
Ernest Hemingway & The Key West Connection
Ernest Hemingway traveled around the world and lived in different parts of the country – but for the legendary American author, Key West was in a league of its own.
Florida’s Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly In May
Florida’s unemployment rate ticked down 0.1 percent in May.
How To Spot & Protect Yourself Against Rental Scams
With rental fraud on the rise, it’s time to arm yourself with the tools to spot and protect yourself against deceitful listings.
Florida State University To Privatize Athletics Department
Florida State University is privatizing its athletics department, effectively allowing it to operate like a corporation that’s shielded from public-records requests.
Architects & Artists Design Dog Houses To Raise Money For Humane Society Of Tampa Bay
The Outdoor Arts Foundation is auctioning off five unique dog houses created for its BowWow Haus project to raise funds for the Human Society of Tampa Bay.
One Of The Largest Gun-Sport Parks In Florida To Open In Palm Beach County
The Palm Beach County Shooting Sports Park is being built by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in partnership with Palm Beach County and the National Rifle Association.
Devil’s Den: A Must-Visit Prehistoric Swimming Hole In Central Florida
When you step into Devil’s Den, it’s like you’ve been transported to prehistoric times.
Disney Partners With UCF To Offer 100% Free Tuition For Cast Members
Disney has partnered with the University of Central Florida to offer 100 percent free tuition for Cast Members and eligible employees.
A Look At Florida’s Thriving Tourism Economy
If Florida was its own country, it would have the world’s 17th largest economy with a GDP of $1 trillion.