Florida was once a significant hub for film and television production, but the state’s decision over a decade ago to let its film incentive program lapse sent much of that business to states lik...
Florida’s reputation as a low-tax, affordable state to live in has grown more complicated in recent years. While the absence of a state income tax remains a genuine financial advantage, rising h...
Florida is defined in the popular imagination by its theme parks, but the state also manages one of the largest and most varied state park systems in the country — more than 175 parks, trails, and his...
Florida has long been one of the most fertile recruiting grounds in college football, producing a steady pipeline of talent for programs across the country. But the combination of name, image, and lik...
Florida’s expansion of school choice programs, combined with continued population growth in several regions of the state, has created a shifting enrollment landscape that district officials are ...
While Florida’s major metro areas boast some of the state’s most advanced medical centers, residents in the state’s rural counties are increasingly confronting a different reality: f...
Florida’s hurricane season runs from June through November, and every year, emergency management officials repeat the same advice: prepare before a storm is named, not after. Despite that consis...
Florida’s condominium market is adjusting to a new financial reality shaped by state laws passed in the aftermath of the 2021 Surfside building collapse. Requirements for structural inspections ...
Florida’s residential insurance crisis has drawn most of the headlines, but small business owners across the state are facing a parallel, less-discussed squeeze: commercial property and liabilit...
For most of the past five years, Florida’s property insurance market has been defined by one word: instability. Dozens of insurers have exited the state, gone insolvent, or stopped writing new p...