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Isaias was the first hurricane strike to parts of Florida's panhandle since Michael in 2018. Changes to Florida building standards are part of Michael's legacy.
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While some schools in the path of Isaias are starting to reopen, the state's top education official says others will wait until next week.
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Local emergency personnel are working to clear local roads and remove debris from residential areas. Gov. Ron DeSantis says Isaias led to six deaths in the state.
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African penguins helped the Tampa aquarium make its case, urging lawmakers to continue funding coral reef restoration and hurricane protection for the aquarium.
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The City of Tallahassee has won an award for its help with power restoration in Marietta, Georgia after a severe winter storm.
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The new law effectively freezes local land-development regulations and comprehensive plans through Oct. 1, 2027.
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Megan Borowski, senior meteorologist with the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network, and WUSF News Director Mary Shedden share lessons learned from last year's devastating hurricanes.
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It’s been a year since the Tallahassee tornadoes downed trees and damaged structures.Residents of the hard hit Indianhead Acres community joined us for Speaking Of.
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It’s been a year since three tornadoes were reported in Tallahassee and Leon County. Many residents were starting their day when alerts sounded on their phones.
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After three hurricanes hit the state in 2024, Florida lawmakers have approved changes involving issues such as debris removal and rebuilding storm-damaged homes.