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Amendment 4 backers sue Florida over letters sent to TV stations for abortion ad
A political committee leading efforts to pass a ballot proposal on abortion rights filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging the state of Florida violated the First Amendment by threatening television stations over an ad supporting the measure.
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South Florida first responders return home from Hurricane Milton response
Six days after the storm, the first responders from South Florida Task Force Two returned home to Miami.
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Body of 7-year-old who went missing near Orlando found in lake
The massive search for a 7-year-old who went missing near Orlando ended in tragedy when his body was found in a lake Tuesday, authorities said.
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First responders return to South Florida after helping with Hurricane Milton aftermath
Dozens of first responders returned to South Florida after helping out in rescue and recovery efforts after Hurricane Milton.
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Body of missing 7-year-old from Orlando found in lake
The massive search for a 7-year-old who went missing near Orlando ended in tragedy when his body was found in a lake Tuesday, authorities said.
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Parts of Florida face long recovery process from double-storm devastation
Residents in Siesta Key are now part of a small fraternity of communities hit twice by powerful storms, first Hurricane Helene with its high storm surge followed by the strong winds Hurricane Milton brought less than a week ago.
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Long recovery process underway in Siesta Key from Helene and Milton
Residents in Siesta Key are now part of a small fraternity of communities hit twice by powerful storms, first Hurricane Helene with its high storm surge followed by the strong winds Hurricane Milton brought less than a week ago.
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Spanish Lakes resident recounts ordeal during Hurricane Milton tornadoes
Nearly a week after Hurricane Milton’s landfall in Florida, a resident of Spanish Lakes, which was hit by Milton’s tornadoes, recounts his ordeal.
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An already ‘above-normal' 2024 hurricane season not far from ‘extremely active'
Two major hurricanes, spaced by two weeks and two hundred miles, have tested nearly all disaster responses in Florida.
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Controversy over Amendment 4 signatures as Florida accuses group of fraud
Florida’s recently created Office of Election Crimes and Security is accusing Floridians Protecting Freedom, the organizers of Amendment 4, of widespread fraud.
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24 dead as power outages persist in Florida after Hurricane Milton
The latest on Florida’s recovery from Hurricane Milton as the death toll reaches 24. NBC6’s Hatzel Vela reports from Siesta Key.
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Controversy over Amendment 4 signatures as Florida accuses group of fraud
Florida’s recently created Office of Election Crimes and Security is accusing Floridians Protecting Freedom, the organizers of Amendment 4, of widespread fraud.
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Cannabis industry pros push for Amendment 3's passage in Florida
Elections are fast approaching and campaigning for certain ballot initiatives are in full swing in Florida, where a hot button topic is Amendment 3 involving the adult personal use of marijuana.
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Cannabis Conversation: What those in the industry have to say about Amendment 3
Elections are fast approaching and campaigning for certain ballot initiatives are in full swing in Florida, where a hot button topic is Amendment 3 involving the adult personal use of marijuana.
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Home collapses as multiple sinkholes open up in Florida following hurricanes
In the wake of hurricanes Milton and Helene, parts of Florida are dealing with sinkholes including one that caused a house to partially collapse.
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Sinkhole damages home in Lakeland neighborhood
In the wake of hurricanes Milton and Helene, parts of Florida are dealing with sinkholes including one that caused a house to partially collapse.
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Citrus season forecast ‘extremely discouraging' after Hurricane Milton
A new federal report says Florida’s struggling citrus industry already was expected to produce less fruit during the 2024-2025 growing season. And that was before Hurricane Milton swept across Central Florida. Based on surveys conducted in mid-September, the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Friday released a forecast for the 2024-2025 season that showed an overall 16.8 percent decrease in...
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South Florida agencies aid in hurricane recovery
Multiple South Florida agencies are assisting in the recovery from hurricanes Milton and Helene.
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Recovery efforts underway in Florida in Hurricane Milton's aftermath
Florida is shifting nearly 3,000 workers toward debris removal as the recovery from Hurricanes Helene and Milton picks up steam.
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Florida hurricane cleanup intensifies as 800K remain without power: DeSantis
Florida is shifting nearly 3,000 workers toward debris removal as the recovery from Hurricanes Helene and Milton picks up steam, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Sunday.