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FOX Weather is tracking several storms and disturbances across the Atlantic as we move toward the peak of hurricane season on September 10. The Atlantic

BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT: People from Ft. Myers are helping Hurricane Idalia survivors one year after living through a devastating storm. People like Kevin Stephens and Ashley

As a caterer, inflation, higher taxes, and higher insurance rates mean two things: I have to charge more, but I still make less money. And

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Kitchen remodeler Devin Miles made his first appearance in court on July 10 to face fraud and unlicensed contracting charges in

Tropical Storm Harold became the fourth named storm in less than 48 hours as it spun up in the Gulf of Mexico overnight while Tropical

While the general opinion in the insurance and reinsurance industry is that the outlook for the Florida marketplace is improved and the reforms, while taking

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1002 into law last week with the goal of ending assignment-of-benefit (AOB)-related litigation involving cracked windshields. Also known as

Dear Florida Jolt Editor; Operating a small business always has its challenges, especially in the construction industry. We try to keep costs down for our

CFO Jimmy Patronis said, “Taking advantage of Florida’s senior citizens is despicable and will not be tolerated in Florida. When bad actors show up on your

Don was an interesting storm that didn’t want to give up in the Atlantic. Don formed on Friday, July 14, becoming the fourth named storm