A stunningly precise forecast of Hurricane Milton’s track gave Floridians a strong head start to prepare this past week. It marked the latest instance that a major hurricane has been mapped in precise ...

Hours after Hurricane Milton slammed Florida’s Gulf Coast, residents and officials in the region have headed to the streets, surveying the damage and cleaning up debris left by the major storm.

LIDO KEY — Less than 48 hours after Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, many residents were returning to the barrier islands off of Sarasota for the first time since evacuating earlier in ...

SIESTA KEY, Fla. ‒ Standing in calf-deep water that threatened to swamp her pink rainboots, Kathleen Killeen stuck out her thumb as the heavy ex-military truck rumbled down the road. Driver Nicholas ...

As several major airports and tourist attractions in Florida reopened Friday, rescue crews continued to pull people from floodwaters and more than 2 million homes and businesses remained without power ...

Hurricane Milton slammed into southwest Florida on Wednesday. The storm caused widespread flooding and left over 3.3 million homes and businesses without power. Winds tore the roof of Tropicana Field ...

Not long after Hurricane Milton began thrashing Volusia and Flagler counties, a neighbor's oak tree fell and crashed onto Vernon Burton's tool shed, patio, and roof. Burton, the mayor of Lake Helen − ...

Hurricane Milton slammed into Florida as a Category 3 storm, bringing serious storm surge and drenching rains to the middle of the state. Given that discussions of the hurricane’s dangers had focused ...

About 48 hours after Milton made landfall, nearly 2 million customers remained without power in Florida. It's been about 48 hours since Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key on Wednesday, and ...

TAMPA, Fla. — The National Hurricane Center released its final report on Hurricane Milton. Here are the final numbers from around Tampa Bay. Milton was one of the strongest hurricanes on record in the ...

On the west coast of Florida, a town built to weather hurricanes hosted more than 2,000 people during Hurricane Milton. Could communities like this help shape Florida’s future? By Austyn Gaffney As ...