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Florida to produce over 5 million boxes of oranges

Florida is expected to produce 30 percent more than last season, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Bethune-Cookman University homecoming will have added security

The chief says they are already operating their security team at full staff but want students to know they are doing everything they can.

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Home insurance crisis: Why are Florida insurance rates going up?

Researchers considered the increasing severity of hurricanes, increasing losses from non-hurricane storms and inflation.

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9-year-old student handcuffed, family sues

The child was handcuffed for about 13 minutes before being released.

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One year after Hurricane Ian: Astor recovers from record flooding

"This is roots here. I like the small-town feel. Raising my family here. It's just home. My family's been here since 1963," Powell said.

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