ORLANDO, Fla. — People in southeastern Florida may have recently noticed a foul smell on the coast. Scientists say Florida could be in for its worst seaweed season ever. It’s called ...

Ninety-seven wildfires are burning across Florida, affecting 3,641 acres. Three separate areas in Florida are under extreme drought conditions. Almost 100 wildfires are burning across Florida ...

There were 89 wildfires burning in Florida April 25, affecting 2,782 acres. The largest fire burning in the state was the 200-acre 27 Fire in Broward County. No rain is expected soon to alleviate ...

As a Florida drought worsens, there were 92 wildfires burning in the state April 22. More than 2,900 acres are burning the morning of April 22. The largest fire is the 162-acre Clayton Road Fire ...

The $18 million project aims to connect wildlife areas and is part of a larger effort to protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Less than a year after the first wildlife crossing under Interstate ...

Two people have died and at least six are injured following a shooting on Florida State University's campus Thursday morning. The university announced at 3:30 p.m. that "law enforcement has ...

Drought Map: Click here to view the latest drought conditions across Florida By the numbers Jan. 1 - April 13, 2025 Total acres burned in Florida Number of wildfires in Florida Click the image ...

Sixty-two wildfires were burning across Florida April 16, 2025. The largest fire is the Powerline Fire in Volusia County. Maps show fire locations and risks where you live. Drought conditions ...

according to the Florida Forest Service’s burn ban map. Note that burning yard debris is always prohibited in Duval, Orange, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. Yes. If you burn in an area where ...

Florida’s public schools would be required to update maps, books, and any other “instructional materials.” “We live in an era of American exceptionalism,” Porras said. “I think the ...

Low to medium red tide levels are present in some areas on the west coast of Florida. Red tide can cause respiratory irritation in humans, especially those with pre-existing conditions.