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Nithin PA/PexelsThe agency's announced changes will offer water utilities more flexibility to comply with regulations, but could come at a cost to public and environmental health. -
Governor Ron DeSantis/FacebookFlorida budget puts millions in reserves as economic uncertainty brews. Here's a look by the numbersLawmakers crafted a compromise budget and tax cut package, which would save taxpayers and reduce state revenues by an estimated $1.3 billion a year, according to legislative staff.
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Data showed those polled are comfortable with AI being used for administrative tasks, but they were “far less” comfortable with the idea of AI administering medication or making a diagnosis on its own. -
The increases do not reflect funding for the highly-touted St. Pete Agile Resiliency Plan (SPAR), which would cause stormwater rates to increase between 20% and 75% in 2027 instead of the planned 15%. -
A trial involving claims that State Senate District 16 was racially gerrymandered concluded. Although this is about one district, the anticipated decision could potentially shape Florida's future. -
The city plans to install 14 school zone cameras and 8 more red light cameras, bringing its total to 41. -
On "The Florida Roundup," journalists across the Sunshine State speak about the slowdown of home and condo sales and whether another housing crash could be on our horizon. -
The Clearwater jail serves as the Tampa Bay region's designated holding center for those suspected of being in the country illegally. -
County officials said it's important to get the sandbags long before a tropical storm is on the radar so you get enough and have time to prepare. -
Support for USF Sarasota-Manatee came from students, faculty, former leaders of the campus and members of the business community. -
Heat deaths continue to rise. Heat-related deaths doubled from 1999 to 2023, with 21,518 deaths recorded during that period. There is a difference between stroke and exhaustion; learn the signs. -
Cecilie Fløe scored in extra time and the Tampa Bay Sun beat Fort Lauderdale United 1-0 as a sold-out crowd watched the title game at Riverfront Stadium. -
The Graffiti Bridge in Pensacola was packed with protestors Saturday, June 14 as part of the nationwide No Kings movement. -
Participants decried President Donald Trump and his administration, whose practices, some say, reflect those of a would-be king or dictator. The rally took place on the same day as similar gatherings across the state and throughout the country, and hours before a Washington D.C. military parade requested by Trump in conjunction with his 79th birthday.
