Florida

Under former governor Rick Scott, Florida state employees said — and documents confirmed — there was a ban on using the term "climate change." Instead of "sea level rise," employees were instructed to say "nuisance flooding."

Despite its lack of order, it works.

After years of legal battles, a Miami-based company won the right to carry out exploratory oil drilling in the Florida Everglades.

Larger insurance providers have been cutting back on Floridians' property insurance coverage.

This weekend's show, one of the world's most important, combines modern art, celebrities and big business.

There have been rough years before, but this year may be the toughest.

Why would a station charge nearly $6 for a gallon of gas?

The AARP estimates more than 10 million people 50 and older are at risk of going hungry every day in the United States. In Florida, where many baby boomers retire, this food insecurity is compounded by a lack of public transportation. Some food banks are holding food drops to bring food and other health-related events […]

The state rakes in a pretty penny on overnight hotel stays, and how that money should be spent has been a contentious issue lately.

How did this hot and sunny middle Florida city become such a theme park magnet? And how does it keep the tourists coming in the summer months?