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Florida reports 450 cyclosporiasis cases across 26 counties. Infections slow in Jacksonville as health officials track sources and urge food safety precautions.

The Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre adds its final spire after 18 years of construction. Reaching 603 meters tall, it is now recognized as the world's tallest empty skyscraper.

Video shows FHP trooper David Smith altering a speeding ticket for an off-duty deputy caught at 111 mph, leading to internal review of police conduct on I-4.

Florida Keys charter captain hospitalized after lightning strike during fishing trip with clients.

Central Florida prepares for a stormier winter driven by El Nino and Indian Ocean Dipole. Residents should expect increased rainfall, cooler air blasts, and potential flooding impacts across Orlando and surrounding counties.

The National Weather Service in Miami extended a heat advisory for South Florida through Thursday evening. This marks the fourth consecutive warning as extreme temperatures persist, prompting calls for community vigilance.

A rare Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for Marion and Flagler counties as Central Florida experiences its hottest day yet. Heat index values are expected to reach 110-115 degrees with scattered storms developing Tuesday afternoon across the region.

Central Florida faces its hottest day yet under a rare Extreme Heat Warning. Temperatures exceeding 105°F threaten public safety across Orlando and surrounding areas.

A Tampa semi driver died after a tractor-trailer crashed on State Road 91 in Sumter County. The FHP is investigating the single-vehicle incident that disrupted local traffic.

Drought lowers Lake Okeechobee waters, exposing historic structures and improving visibility for researchers while raising concerns about agricultural water storage needs in Central Florida.

Florida Lotto winners check their tickets against the August 15 winning numbers: 9-10-14-21-32-34. The jackpot is now $2 million following recent claims in Lakeland and Bradenton.

The National Hurricane Center monitors two Atlantic disturbances on August 15, 2026, while Orlando endures an intense heatwave. Residents are advised to prioritize heat safety while watching for potential storm developments later in the week.