Hurricane Dorian Looms Large off the Coast of Florida
Florida’s east coast readies for Hurricane Dorian’s impact as the storm looms large offshore.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Finally Opens At Walt Disney World
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has officially opened at the Orlando theme park.
New ‘Beyond The Icons’ Exhibit Shining Spotlight On Lesser-Known National Parks
“Beyond the Icons: America’s Lesser-Known National Parks” features over two dozen prints that are accompanied by stories from Sandra Ramos.
Florida Ranked 42nd Unfriendliest State
Florida is known for its warm sunshine, pristine beaches and fun theme parks, but the Sunshine State might not have the sunniest disposition compared to other states in the nation.
USF’s NEWgenerator Aims To Solve World’s Sanitation Woes
Researchers at the University of South Florida have continued to fine tune an off-grid generator that turns waste into renewable resources.
Robert The Doll: The World’s Creepiest Toy From Key West
The story of Robert the Doll is one of hexes and curses and misfortunes… and, scariest of all, it’s all happened in our very own backyard.
Jurassic Quest: A Dino-mite Experience Coming To West Palm Beach
Take a journey to a land before time when Jurassic Quest stalks its way into the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach this weekend.
Tampa’s Cuban Club & St. Augustine Lighthouse Nominated For USA Today’s 10Best List For Best Haunted Destination
Are the spooky experiences the Cuban Club in Tampa and the St. Augustine Lighthouse enough to land the two places on USA Today’s 10Best list for Best Haunted Destination?
School Safety Review Finds One-Third Of Incidents At Florida Schools Reported To Law Enforcement
The Florida Department of Education has released the latest data from the School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting System, which found one-third of incidents at schools across the state were reported to law enforcement.
Report: Florida Housing Market Suffering From Decline In Foreign Investment In Residential Real Estate
A new report from the National Association of Realtors has revealed that foreign investment in U.S. residential real estate is on the decline – and Florida is feeling it.