Rodaris Richardson

Right now, there are miles of razor wire along the Rio Grande, but people are still crossing the border and seeking refuge.

Reports show one federal food assistance program is projected to be $1 billion short in 2024.

Cones, construction barriers, and signs are no longer along U.S. 41, a big relief to drivers who had to get around the lane closures and detours for years.

The holidays are a time to spend with family and friends, but for some, it can feel more stressful than any other time of year, and for some, it can be really lonely.

Spirit Airlines is offering a brand new deal from Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) to Puerto Rico.

Obesity and diabetes diagnoses are going up at an alarming rate among young people, and it’s especially concerning among our Hispanic and black populations.

A fire heavily damaged a home in Immokalee, leaving a family of 19 people, including five children, displaced.

This event was held at the Golden Gate Community Center, where dozens of moms from different stages of their pregnancies got to bond, learn about caring for a newborn, and receive free maternity and baby items.

A traffic stop in Lehigh Acres led to a major drug bust stemming from two drug cartels in Mexico.

Immigrants who file asylum cases in Florida are less likely to get approved compared to places like New York or California, according to a new analysis of the outcomes of asylum cases.