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TALLAHASSEE — For a second consecutive hurricane season, Florida took a direct hit from a major storm.

The 20 storms this year, which includes an unnamed subtropical storm that formed in mid-January, ties 1933 for the 4th highest on record.

While the 2023 season will end next week, restoration efforts from Hurricane Idalia will continue for years in rural North Florida, particularly for people in the agriculture industry.

TAMPA, Fla. — There are a few reasons to avoid wading in the water after a hurricane — floating debris, backed-up sewage and downed power lines, to name a few.

The new study identifies Florida’s coastline along the Gulf of Mexico as a potential hotspot for the harmful bacteria.

Months out of the media spotlight now, ag producers hit by the major hurricane are taking the long path to recovery one day at a time.

GREEN COVE SPRINGS – American Cruise Lines hopes to help the city sail into a prosperous future. The cruise line, a booming business in the small-boat cruise industry, has planned to double the …

Deep in the heart of Florida grows a delicacy called swamp cabbage that has been keeping families fed for generations. 

A New Orleanian charts a briny new Thanksgiving ritual

Family, friends and people who just wanted to say "thank you" to Murray County veterans lined the streets of Chatsworth on Saturday for the fifth Murray County Veterans Celebration Parade.