The National Hurricane Center released a full tropical cyclone report on Hurricane Helene, just six months after it made landfall in the Florida Big Bend region.

The law, named for the dog left behind as Hurricane Milton neared Florida, would make abandoning a dog amid a natural disaster a third-degree felony.

The National Hurricane Center issued its final report on Hurricane Helene. Its death and damage tolls from Florida to the ...

A disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean east of Florida has a small chance of developing into a cyclone, according to the ...

Residents would be allowed to rebuild homesteaded property up to 130 percent larger without facing increases in their ...

A week away from the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Helene, the National Hurricane Center has released its report on the ...

The National Hurricane Center released their report on Hurricane Helene nearly six months after it devastated the Florida ...

Whether you're new to hurricanes and just need a gentle reminder, here's what you should know as the 2025 Atlantic hurricane ...

Trooper's Law, a bill that would make restraining and abandoning a dog outside during a natural disaster a third-degree ...

The Florida Senate passed "Trooper's Law" unanimously, criminalizing the act of leaving dogs tied up outside during extreme ...

Dave and Maria Blancett moved to Babcock Ranch, a solar-powered, “hurricane-proof” community near Fort Meyers, Florida.

Florida’s most deadly tornado outbreaks have historically occurred in the spring during February, March, and April, according to the University of Florida Emergency Management. Strong to violent ...