The House voted 106-0 and the Senate voted 34-1 to approve the bill, which is ready to go to Gov. Ron DeSantis.

We know some are you are still dealing with the aftermath of last year’s storms. For Floridians who’ve faced repeated flooding, the state offered a possible solution: make their homes more ...

So far, property values have remained remarkably resilient to flood risks – more resilient than many of the actual homes.

City officials are exploring creative ways to save two beloved local landmarks destroyed in recent hurricanes: the ...

Fischetti had unwittingly waded into one of the murkiest secrets in the Florida real estate market: The rules and laws ...

A measure championed by Sen. Nick DiCeglie and Rep. Lindsay Cross that would create a traffic violation for creating wake in ...

ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — Wednesday night will be the final stay for many hotel guests who have been using money from a FEMA program to fund their room costs while their hurricane-damaged homes are ...

The bill also would seek to prevent a repeat of an incident where a crane collapsed into a St. Petersburg office building ...

ATI Restoration Team Accepting Phoenix Awards at the 2025 RIA Convention This project wasn't just about rebuilding, it was about restorin ...

For many, St. Pete Beach is synonymous with sunshine ... a bill moving through the Florida House aims to require local governments to have more established pre- and post-hurricane plans in place to ...