Find the latest news about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. DeSantis, a Republican, was first elected as governor in 2018 and has ...

Hurricane Milton pushed the region’s rivers to their limits. Here’s how you can keep tabs on water levels this season. We ...

New College: Plans to expand the eastern portion of New College’s campus are being delayed, possibly indefinitely, by FAA requirements, WUSF reports. The land in question is on land owned by the ...

This election, though, could shape the city’s priorities for years, its bench of rising leaders, the relationship between the council and mayor and the public’s involvement at City Hall. District ...

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Walter Smith II, 52, of Dunnellon, walks through the wreckage inside the Dr. Walter L. Smith Library in West Tampa Aug. 1 Once a vibrant archive of Black history, the library remains in ruin nearly a ...

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Arnaldo Cintron fatally stabbed Hiojaira Velez Bonilla in her home, and her cousin also helped dispose of her body, court ...

Residents at The Morgan apartment complex could be forced to move if their landlord doesn’t pay its water bill. Not all of the drainage for the Flats on Main Street will be managed to 100-year storm ...

Melissa Mansfield, 31, was questioned by a Florida Highway Patrol Trooper on northbound Interstate 95 after she was found defacting on the side of the road. Police asked for ...

Florida Power & Light announced a proposed settlement in its rate case Wednesday evening, putting forth a deal that it hopes will decide the future of roughly 12 million Floridians’ electricity bills.