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Experts are warning that if climate change continues to go unchecked, most of Florida's southern coast will be underwater, Miami included, by 2060.

Scientists Have Grim News for Southern Florida

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Florida is facing yet another invasion of the giant African snail, which can grow up to eight inches long and pose a serious health risk to humans.

Science & Energy

Florida Officials Alarmed by Invasion of Giant Snails That Can Cause Meningitis

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX was forced to scrub a launch after a cruise ship from Port Canaveral, Florida wandered into the launch exclusion zone on Sunday evening.

SpaceX Mission Scrubbed After Big Dumb Cruise Ship Wanders into Launch Zone

By Tony Ho Tran

Florida's very cool and normal governor is proposing a "civilian military force" that would be under his control and not the Pentagon's.

Florida Is Trying to Get Its Own Military, God Help Us All

By Noor Al-Sibai

A man in Florida was apprehended after he used a stolen employee iPad to cut in the front of lines and give tours at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Florida Man Skip Lines at Disney World With Stolen Disney-Issued iPad

By Tony Ho Tran

The amount of ice that melted away from Greenland in a single day would be enough to submerge all of Florida in two inches of water.

One Day of Greenland’s Ice Melt Could Submerge Florida

By Dan Robitzski

50-year-old Wendell Goney from Mount Dora, Florida, shot down a police drone, the property of the local Lake County Sherriff's Office, with a rifle.

Florida Man Shoots Down Police Drone Because It Was “Harassing” Him

By Victor Tangermann

In 2018, Consultants reported damage that included cracks in support columns and walls at the Surfside, Florida condo that collapsed this week.

Before The Horrific Florida Condo Collapse, the Building Owners Were Warned

By Tony Ho Tran

Florida Declares State of Emergency Due to Potential Radioactive Material Leak

Science & Energy

Florida Declares State of Emergency Due to Potential Radioactive Material Leak

By Tony Ho Tran

A hacker remotely accessed a computer of Oldsmar, Florida's water treatment system and attempted to increase the amount of sodium hydroxide or lye 100 fold.

Hacker Infiltrates Water Treatment Plant, Attempts to Poison City

By Victor Tangermann

On Monday, police raided the home of data scientist and whistleblower Rebekah Jones, who had refused to manipulate data for the state Health Department.

Police Raid Home of COVID-19 Whistleblower

By Dan Robitzski

Texas and Florida were forced to close bars back down this afternoon after the states hit new record numbers in new confirmed coronavirus cases.

TX and FL Are Closing Bars Back Down After Opening Way Too Soon

By Victor Tangermann

Florida has seen a record resurgence in new COVID-19 cases, with new cases exceeding 1,000 for five days straight. Yet the state is reopening this week.

Data Suggests the Pandemic Could Be Coming Back With a Vengeance

By Victor Tangermann

In light of an impending "monster storm," the City of Miami requested all e-scooters to be removed from its streets by noon today to avoid a "scooternado."

Miami Requests E-Scooters to be Removed to Avoid “Scooternado”

By Victor Tangermann

The U.S.’s First Private, High-Speed Train Service is Opening in Florida

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The U.S.’s First Private, High-Speed Train Service is Opening in Florida

By Chelsea Gohd

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This U.S. City Now Requires Solar Panels on all New Homes

Florida Finally Updates Water Regulations, Allow More Toxins in Water

Science & Energy

Florida Finally Updates Water Regulations, Allow More Toxins in Water

By Jelor Gallego