October 3, 2024Here are 4 ways to help Hurricane Helene victimsAs cleanup efforts continue around the state, Helene victims are starting to gain some forward momentum in recovery efforts.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
October 2, 2024‘Stop WOKE’ lawsuit could cost Florida $750,000Businesses that successfully challenged the Stop WOKE Act want the state to reimburse their legal bills.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
September 27, 2024Rescue efforts underway on Gulf Coast; 2 people deadMany people did not evacuate, remaining in areas hit by storm surge as Helene moved north.…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida
September 27, 2024Jacksonville city offices remain closed after Hurricane HeleneRoads flooded, trees toppled and power lines fell around the city. People were encouraged to stay home as crews cleaned…By Irene Sans - Storm Center and Randy Roguski
September 26, 2024UPDATE: Hurricane Helene grows to 120 mph windsHelene is one of the biggest hurricanes on record, with effects spreading hundreds of miles toward Jacksonville.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center, Dan Scanlan and Randy Roguski
September 26, 2024These new laws will take effect Oct. 1 in FloridaNearly three dozen new laws will go into effect on Tuesday, including a contentious measure that will limit where homeless…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida
September 26, 2024Helene strengthens to 100 mph; wind and flooding likely in JacksonvilleHurricane Helene, with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, is on the verge of becoming a Category 3 hurricane as…By Irene Sans - Storm Center and Randy Roguski
September 25, 2024Helene’s hurricane winds could reach Duval CountyNortheast Florida is under a tropical storm warning, but hurricane-force winds from Helene are possible in western Duval County.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center and Steven Ponson
September 25, 2024PolitiFact FL: Amendment 4 on abortion is short. Does a lack of definitions mean no rules?PolitiFact concludes that a TV ad opposing the abortion amendment makes a Mostly False claim.…By Samantha Putterman - PolitiFact
September 25, 2024Appellate court considers teacher pronounsA Florida teacher is challenging a law that requires educators to use pronouns that align with their sex assigned at…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
September 24, 2024Tropical Storm Helene grows; First Coast preparesNortheast Florida is preparing for high winds and possibly heavy rain as Tropical Storm Helene gains strength.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center, Dan Scanlan and Steven Ponson
September 23, 2024Tropical system develops in Caribbean: What do we know?A tropical system in the western Caribbean has a 50% of development over the next two days.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
September 11, 2024Judge to weigh putting Florida meat law on iceA federal judge will hear arguments next month about whether he should block a new Florida law that bars the…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
September 6, 2024500-year-old map shows first written reference to FloridaIf you visit the Touchton Map Library at the Tampa Bay History Center, you’ll see lots of maps depicting Florida’s…By Sky Lebron - WUSF
September 6, 2024Florida looks to add more nuclear powerWhile utilities continue to build solar facilities, nuclear power could be important in meeting future needs.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
September 4, 2024How climate change shapes the home insurance crisisFor more and more people, home insurance is changing their decision about where they should live.…By Jessica Meszaros - WUSF
September 4, 2024Labor Day weekend sets hurricane season recordFor the first time in almost three decades, there wasn’t a tropical storm in the Atlantic basin between Aug. 21…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
September 3, 2024Labor unions lose 63,000 members under new state lawMore than 2,300 public employees in the Jacksonville area lost their union representation after their labor unions were decertified.…By Daniel Rivero - WLRN
August 29, 2024Millions of Floridians need affordable housing, report saysThe Florida Housing Coalition says at least 2.4 million families in Florida are cost burdened.…By Lillian Hernández Caraballo - Central Florida Public Media
August 28, 2024An 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, 2024More 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, 2024The 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, 2024Appeals 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, 2024Second 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