FFort Lauderdale Read More Florida neighborhood keeps flooding with just 5 minutes of rain, and relief is years awayOctober 14, 2026 When a neighborhood floods after just minutes of heavy rain, the biggest question is how long residents are…
FFort Lauderdale Read More Florida city’s 8-year water leak is finally set for a $180,000 emergency fix, permit pendingOctober 4, 2026 A water leak in Fort Lauderdale has been running for about eight years, raising fresh questions about how…
SSt. Petersburg Read More In Florida, new housing funds leave older homeowners asking: ‘Who can afford them?’September 28, 2026 In St. Petersburg, Fla., a redevelopment budget for Fiscal Year 2027 is now in place, but many longtime…
TTallahassee Read More Florida columnist warns taxpayers could absorb city growth costs without impact feesSeptember 25, 2026 A local opinion writer cautioned that Tallahassee’s expected growth could bring a hidden cost: residents might ultimately be…
TTallahassee Read More Florida residents push to slow 6,591-home rezoning over traffic, water, and wildlife fearsSeptember 20, 2026 A proposed rezoning for part of the Welaunee Plantation property in Tallahassee could pave the way for what…
CCape Coral Read More Florida developers fined $34,000, ordered to restore shoreline after illegal mangrove clearingSeptember 9, 2026 A major waterfront project in Cape Coral, Florida, has run into an expensive problem after mangroves were cleared…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Florida city pushes sixth straight utility hike as leaders clash over who should payAugust 21, 2026 A new jump in utility costs may be on the way for St. Petersburg, Florida, households, with officials…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Florida city advances 7% utility hike as residents warn families ‘are having a hard enough time’August 20, 2026 A proposed utility rate hike in St. Petersburg, Florida, is moving closer to reality, raising new concerns for…
SSt. Petersburg Read More Florida city weighs 7% utility hike to keep current services and projects on trackAugust 14, 2026 A proposed utility increase in St. Petersburg, Florida, would lift the typical household bill by about 7%, with…
SSt. Petersburg Read More With its Duke deal expired, a Florida city considers taking control of local electric serviceAugust 13, 2026 After St. Petersburg’s agreement with Duke Energy lapsed on July 31, the utility asked the city to start…