August 28, 2024 An update on Saharan dust and the 2024 hurricane seasonThe hurricane season seems to be starting more slowly this year, partly because of a thick layer of Saharan dust.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
August 28, 2024 More moisture coming for Labor Day WeekendRain chances are likely to increase across the northern half of Florida by Monday as a cold front approaches.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 27, 2024 The fight to protect the mysterious Rice’s whaleResearchers estimate that fewer than 100 Rice’s whales remain in the Gulf of Mexico, the only place on Earth where…By Kylie Williams - WUFT
August 27, 2024 Appeals court allows ban on transgender care for minorsThe law prohibits transgender minors from being prescribed puberty blockers and hormonal treatments, even with their parents’ permission.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
August 23, 2024 Second hurricane tax-free holiday set to start in FloridaThe Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday runs from Aug. 24 through Sept. 6.…By Carl Lisciandrello - WUSF
August 23, 2024 Most young women in Florida support abortion, survey findsSupport for abortion access in Florida cuts across party lines, according to a survey published this month by the KFF…By Stephanie Colombini - WUSF
August 23, 2024 What is a tsunami? Could it happen along the East Coast?Tsunamis can happen pretty much anywhere where the ocean’s floor moves.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 22, 2024 State offers credit monitoring after cyberattackThe Florida Department of Health says it is notifying people whose personal data might have been affected.…By News Service of Florida
August 21, 2024 Lodge and pickleball proposed at Anastasia State ParkThe Florida Department of Environmental Protection is considering similar developments around the state to expand access to parks.…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida
August 19, 2024 Former UF President Ben Sasse defends his spendingSasse responded to a report in The Independent Florida Alligator that spending more than tripled during his tenure.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
August 16, 2024 Florida opts out of summer food assistance for kidsFor the second year, the state did not accept federal assistance through the Sun Bucks program, which helps parents cover…By Gabriella Paul - WUSF
August 16, 2024 Rare cold front brings a less humid, sunnier weekendNorth Florida will still be humid, but not the oppressive humidity we’ve had for two months.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 15, 2024 Florida’s abortion law drives women to other statesAbortions have declined in Florida since a six-week law took effect, but many women are traveling to other states or…By Stephanie Colombini - WUSF
August 15, 2024 Hurricane Ernesto could bring dangerous surf to FloridaErnesto is a large and powerful hurricane that will churn up the seas. Eventually, this movement will reach Florida’s coastline.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 14, 2024 FAMU’s interim president calls on senior leaders to resignAfter holding the position for only a week, Interim President Timothy Beard said a change in leadership is necessary to…By Adrian Andrews - WFSU
August 12, 2024 Next tropical system forecast to turn away from FloridaPotential Hurricane Ernesto is taking a similar track to Debby, but it is expected to turn to the north and…By WUSF Public Media
August 9, 2024 In Debby’s wake, heat and floodwaters remain a concernAs people begin the cleanup process this weekend, high temperatures and humidity will make efforts more difficult.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
August 9, 2024 Migrant farmworkers left vulnerable in disastersLanguage barriers and immigration status are major hurdles to seeking emergency relief when natural disasters strike.…By Nancy Guan - WUSF
August 6, 2024 Teachers unions target Florida’s pronoun lawThe unions are fighting a law that requires educators to use pronouns that align with their sex assigned at birth.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
August 5, 2024 What’s next as Tropical Storm Debby creeps out of Florida?Jacksonville could still receive 8 to 10 inches of rain as Debby moves up the Southeast coast.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 5, 2024 More Floridians are giving up their landlinesThe number of the landlines in Florida dropped 17.7% from 2022 to 2023, according to a new report by the…By News Service of Florida
August 5, 2024 Hurricane Debby makes landfall; Jax expects delugeHurricane Debby came ashore Monday morning in the Big Bend area of Florida and was expected to creep across the…By Randy Roguski
August 2, 2024 Tropical system is nearly certain to developGov. Ron DeSantis has issued a state of emergency in Northeast Florida and across much of the state.…By Randy Roguski
August 1, 2024 Debby to bring heavy rain, risk of tornadoes, strong winds MondayThe tropical wave, labeled Invest 97L, is likely to develop over the next seven days.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center