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Tess LippincottFor the 2026 midterm election, in which Democrats scored historic wins in closely watched races pretty much everywhere else, some polls accurately predicted the results of the Florida statewide races, while others got them completely wrong. -
WGCU, fileGov. Ron DeSantis attributed Florida's turnout in part to Amendment 3, the property tax proposal he pushed legislators to put on the ballot.
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The lawsuit claims the federal government has exceeded its deadline by one year to protect aquatic areas frequented by manatees.
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The season's first winterlike air mass is heading toward Florida. In many areas, temperatures will drop to at least the 40s, and in South Florida, to the 50s. -
On November 2, flash flooding impacted hundreds of thousands of residents in the Melbourne area. Additional river flooding is expected. -
Political watchers pointed to spending discrepancies, and different population trends, as to big reasons Texas and Georgia turned blue while Florida stayed red. -
Can wet hair, chilly night air, or a sudden Florida cold front really make you sick? Florida Storms meteorologist Leslie Hudson separates cold-weather myths from science -
The rainy season ended unevenly, leaving some areas drought-stricken despite October downpours. Historic November rainfall brought catastrophic flooding to parts of Florida -
Florida House Democrats gained 15 seats this election cycle, breaking the Republican supermajority in the chamber and giving Democrats new opportunities to influence the legislative process. -
The North American Mesoscale Forecast System (NAM) has been running since around 2005. It was replaced by a product known as the Rapid Refresh Forecast System. -
Amendment 3 will save many homeowners money — but also cost local governments. Gov. Ron DeSantis says a special session before his term ends will figure out the details. -
Democrats were able to hold on to four heavily reworked U.S. House districts in the midterm elections, as Republicans eked out victories in GOP seats thought to be safe.
