Coming off a series win over No. 1 Tennessee over the weekend, the No. 3/5 Florida softball team now turns its attention to a ...

HERNANDO COUNTY, Fla. — A new partnership is reshaping the future of one of Hernando County’s most historic landmarks during Black History Month. County commissioners have awarded preservation ...

Mariner is aiming to return to their third straight title game after winning it all in 2022, thanks in part to a defense that ...

Who's ready to throw slightly less than $10,000 at a sporty crossover that may or may not bankrupt you once the maintenance ...

From an iconic waterfront spot to a historic diner, these 12 classic Florida restaurants have stood the test of time.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood has officially thrown his support behind Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins in the race for Florida governor. The endorsement, announced Thursday in DeLand, marks a ...

There's no shortage of places to visit in Florida, from Orlando's famous theme parks to the exciting nightlife of Miami to Tampa's gorgeous beaches. But what if you're looking for something more ...

Former Florida International University professor and historian Marvin Dunn speaks to attendees about the Rosewood Massacre during a “Black History Learning Tree” event at FIU on Tuesday, April 1, ...

A DeLand woman who formerly worked for an organization that protects children was sentenced to 60 years in prison for standing by while her boyfriend beat her child with a mop and other crimes, ...

Florida usually appears in travel brochures as beaches, palm trees, and roller coasters. But what if the most fascinating places in the Sunshine State are the ones that feel like time forgot them?

In the heart of Tallahassee, Florida’s Capitol complex tells a story in two chapters. The Historic Capitol, a neoclassical landmark with its distinctive red-and-white striped awnings, has undergone ...

Ever wonder what Florida looked like before someone decided to put a gift shop on every corner? Micanopy is your answer, sitting pretty just south of Gainesville like a postcard from the 1800s that ...