RuralNews

Residents in Mexico Beach are taking preparation for Hurricane Isaias seriously. Community members say part of that comes from lessons learned during Hurricane Michael.

Jackson County school officials said they wouldn't provide bus pickup on dirt roads Tuesday because of concerns about safety in the rainy weather.

FWC's Private Lands Bear Harvest Program began October 1, nearly two months sooner then the next public hunt. The program incentivizes conservation efforts on large acreage.

The calculator shows potential budget cuts if the proposed constitutional amendment passes. The expected cuts total just under $14 billion in the first two years.

Mesothelioma is a rare cancer that affects roughly 3,000 Americans annually. September 26th is national Mesothelioma Awareness Day.

The Nature Conservancy says the acquisition will help better connect 22,000 acres of protected land throughout the Panhandle.

TIRO, a talent search group, has been awarded a 1 million-per-year over five years federal grant to invest in the education of students throughout rural North Florida.

Apalachicola Tupelo trees have to overcome invasive trees, poor dredging practices and loss of nutritional floodplain. Experts in the area are looking for solutions to this decades old issue.

Reactions are mixed after state leaders announced Flock camera license plate readers would be removed from state highways.

Governor Ron DeSantis awarded over $15.6 million in funds for 23 rural communities throughout the state. These funds will be used for different economic development projects.