MIAMI HERALD EDITORIAL Firing hundreds of people at the Federal Emergency Management Agency may sound like a great idea to those who...

By Jim Saunders News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Florida lawmakers next week will start the annual legislative session, which will...

By Lawrence Mower Tampa Bay Times TALLAHASSEE — While Florida insurers claimed to be losing money in the wake of hurricanes Irma and...

45,000 applicants on waiting list By Ron Hurtibise South Florida Sun Sentinel Who knew? A lot of Floridians, it turns out, would like...

By Ron Hurtibise South Florida Sun Sentinel Insurance regulators spent more than seven months considering the 14% average rate hike...

By Rebecca Liebson and Teghan Simonton Tampa Bay Times A bill filed in the Florida House of Representatives could make it more difficult...

By Ron Hurtibise South Florida Sun Sentinel Another new property insurer has been approved by Florida regulators to offer coverage in the...

Amid high-rise fears, advocates urge giving state’s affordable housing law a chance By Susannah Bryan South Florida Sun Sentinel...

Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Hagen Park Community Center | 2020 Wilton Drive This PUBLIC...

The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) announced Florida’s first statewide residential mitigation program, Elevate Florida....

In today’s busy world, many people feel lonely even when they are around others. The constant rush of life can make us overlook our...

Insurance bills filed for spring legislative session By Ron Hurtibise South Florida Sun Sentinel Citizens windstorm insurance for all....

Design meant to help marine life, buffer rising seas Kind Designs’ 3D-printed living seawalls can replace old, flat seawall. Their...

ANOTHER VIEWPOINT With all the festivity of the holidays, you may not have noticed a recent distressing occurrence in your mailbox. While...

Senator’s bill would affect low-rise buildings far from ocean By Ron Hurtibise South Florida Sun Sentinel Christine Cordoso, a resident...

By Susannah Bryan South Florida Sun Sentinel Fort Lauderdale has toughened its stance in the long-running debate over whether to build a...

The most widely used roofing material might soon be on the outs with state policymakers — at least it’s getting there for the president...

By Jim Saunders News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Homeowners’ insurance policies appear poised to continue flowing out of the state’s...

The feedback will help the Authority improve recycling programs and create a Solid Waste Management and Recycling Master Plan. We could...