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Separate them and questioned them under oath? That’s what a Southwest Florida senior couple says their property insurance company is doing to kill their Hurricane Ian damage claim. We investigate.

The Florida Board of Education on Wednesday approved a ban on classroom instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in all grades, expanding the law critics call “Don’t Say Gay” at the request of Gov. Ron DeSantis as he gears up for an expected presidential run. The proposal will take effect after a procedural notice […]

“We continue to see more and more of these thousand-year” weather extremes in major cities, Bowen said. “The whole definition of normal is changing.”

The Maurers don’t live on waterfront property, but Tuesday night, it looked like it.

More customers and another former employee have come forward and shared their experiences with Beattie Development.

The dinosaur’s teeth didn’t stick out when its mouth was closed, and even in a wide open bite, you might just see the tips, the scientists found.

Chairs of the Sound Minds Gala expressed the importance of breaking the stigma for those who suffer to reach out for help.

Hurricane Ian’s brief category change—reaching Category 5 strength in the Gulf of Mexico before making landfall as a Category 4 storm on Sept. 28—will not have any impact on people’s insurance claims.

Getting food to seniors and ensuring they don’t go hungry is what St. Matthews House did at the Golden Gate Senior Center on Friday.

Would you be surprised to hear that turtles aren’t fans of sand castles?