The speed by which the state is building the detention camp has unnerved environmentalists as well as local and state elected ...

Tuesday Live updates for Tallahassee: Category 3 Hurricane Ian takes aim at Florida peninsula; Big Bend still in cone Tuesday Live updates for Florida: Hurricane Ian's path, predictions and ...

Tallahassee first responders and several local organizations are sending volunteers and supplies to aid those affected by Hurricane Ian, which ravaged southwest Florida before moving through the ...

Five days after Hurricane Ian's first U.S. landfall in Florida, the unrelenting storm threatened Monday to trigger some of the worst flooding in more than a decade – almost 1,000 miles away in ...

Hurricane Ian-related ... “None of that is confirmed,” DeSantis said at a morning briefing at the state’s Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee. “What that is, there were 911 ...

As Hurricane Ian continues its path toward the Gulf of Mexico, Leon County and Tallahassee will open six sandbag locations for residents. Further, now is the time to check your disaster ...

Hurricane Ian keeps getting stronger as it barrels toward Florida, ... Orlando, Tallahassee and Jacksonville, Miller said.

Hurricane Ian postponements: Here's what Big Bend football games have been impacted Events canceled or postponed. Job fair hosted by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: The ...

TALLAHASSEE -- Florida officials on Friday gave a glimpse into the death toll following Hurricane Ian: 20 unconfirmed deaths, one confirmed fatality and an unknown number of drownings in one house.

Why Predicting Hurricane Ian's track has been especially difficult The National Weather Service's Joel Cline wants residents to know when danger is coming. But he adds, "If people think of a ...

As of 11 p.m. NHC advisory, Hurricane Ian was a Category 3 storm and is forecast to make landfall in Florida’s west coast in the Cape Coral to Naples area as a major storm on Wednesday.

Hurricane Ian keeps getting stronger as it barrels toward Florida, prompting urgent evacuations and threatening dangerous storm surges in places not used to getting hit directly by a hurricane.