In Florida, hundreds of antique canoes have been discovered. This one is unique.

Aerial view of boats in Ocala, FL – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Catherine Cornish According to experts, a dugout boat that surfaced on Florida’s Gulf Coast following Hurricane Ian might not have originated in North America. According to the Florida Division of Historical Resources, it is common practice to associate ancient dugouts discovered in

Miami will be the focus of ESPN College GameDay

College Game Day – University of Miami Hurricanes – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by RyanTaylor This season, No. 4 Miami (3-0) appears to be a force to be reckoned with, and the national media is beginning to take notice of what is going on in South Florida. ESPN College GameDay will now be held on

For $70 per day, residents of Florida can access three Walt Disney World parks

Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Jerome Labouyrie Recently, Walt Disney World revealed a brand-new three-day, three-park ticket that is only accessible to Floridians who intend to visit before the year ends. Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom are the three Disney parks that Florida residents can attend each day

JetBlue adds nine new routes to this Florida airport

Airport – Courtesy: Peter Titmuss – Shutterstock With nine new destinations scheduled to arrive at the Fort Lauderdale airport beginning in November, JetBlue Airways is the most recent ultra-low-cost carrier to increase its footprint in South Florida. In a statement released on September 10, JetBlue’s vice president of network planning and airline partnerships, Dave Jehn,

Travel in South Florida is disrupted by flash flooding caused by strong storms

Car driving through flash flooding – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Michael Julian Photograph Monday’s intense afternoon thunderstorms in South Florida caused significant traffic delays during the evening rush hour, flooded streets, and stranded cars. Edgewater struck hard. Flooding has again created a temporary canal on 23rd Street close to Biscayne Boulevard in Miami’s Edgewater

‘Not good enough,’ Billy Napier said of Gators following a shocking defeat by USF

University of Florida Gators – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Gregory Reed In the last three minutes of Saturday’s game against South Florida, Florida had a one-point lead, but two expensive defensive penalties put them in a bad position. With his right leg, Bulls kicker Nico Gramatica made the No. 13 Gators pay. When Gramatica,

Governor DeSantis highlights Florida’s recently implemented Second Amendment sales tax holiday

Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday – Pictured: Man Shooting Gun at Range – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Prath Plant City, Florida – Florida’s newest sales tax holiday, which includes firearms, ammo, and recreational equipment, was introduced by Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday. At a press conference in Plant City, the governor and Lt. Gov.

Dolphins’ season opener against the Colts was a blowout defeat

Hard Rock Stadium Miami Dolphins – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by YES Market Media The Miami Dolphins lost 33-8 against the Indianapolis Colts on the road Sunday to start the season. In every aspect, the Colts were far superior to the Dolphins. Honestly, it’s hard to find anything good about the Dolphins’ performance. Almost everyone

Florida & California: Nation’s Top New List of the Riskiest Housing Markets

South Florida Aerial View – Housing Market – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by pisaphotography Parts of Florida and California are at the top of a new list of property areas most at risk of a decline in home values, following deadly storms and wildfires. California had 14 of the 50 highest-risk markets, Florida had seven,

Florida intends to remove all statewide vaccination requirements

Child Vaccination — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Ira Lichi Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo declared Wednesday that the state will take action to repeal all vaccination requirements. Florida would become the first state to do away with the long-standing, constitutionally supported practice of mandating specific immunizations for schoolchildren. During a press conference, Ladapo declared that