SpaceX Prepares to Launch Starship From Kennedy Space Center

SpaceX clears environmental review for Starship launches at Kennedy Space Center, pending FAA safety and licensing approvals.

May 14

Proposed E-Bike and Scooter Safety Legislation Raises Pedestrian Concerns

May 14

Pasco Sheriff Nocco Steps Down to Run for State Senate

May 14

Collier County Celebrates Picayune Strand Everglades Completion

May 14

Orlando Teen Dies After E-Scooter Hit by Pickup on Moss Park Road

A 14-year-old Orlando boy died from head injuries sustained when a pickup truck struck his e-scooter on Moss Park Road Sunday. He was not wearing a helmet.

May 14

GRID 35A Medical emergency: Live Updates

May 14

Florida Baseball Clinches NCAA Bid After Late-Season Surge

The University of Florida baseball team earned an at-large NCAA Tournament bid with a 39-22 regular season record.

May 14

Heat-Knicks Playoff History: Miami Holds Series Edge

May 14

Gators Baseball Claims SEC Crown in Gainesville Triumph

May 14

Sunrise Roars: Panthers Rout Leafs, Reach ECF Third Straight Year

May 14

Jacksonville and Miami Ports Expand to Handle Rising Container Traffic

JAXPORT completed a $250 million modernization of Blount Island facilities and plans to deepen harbor clearance, while PortMiami posted record cargo volumes as both ports race to handle surging international freight.

May 14

Remote Workers Drive Tampa Bay Housing Boom

May 14

Florida Spring Break 2026 Saw Record Crowds, Cities Now Manage Aftermath

May 14

Orlando Luxury Condos Surge Amid Central Florida Boom

May 14

I Choose One Thing Today

Before you drown in your to-do list, try this: pick the single task that would make today feel complete. Not everything. Just one.

May 14

A Japanese Master Captures Spring in Seventeen Syllables

May 14

On Building Something That Lasts

May 14

Teenager's Lost Wallet Returns with $1,500 Inside and a Note

May 14

The Federal Reserve Just Blinked, and Wall Street Noticed

May 14

The Curious Case of Competing Truths: Can We All Be Right At Once?

In an age defined by opposing viewpoints, Splurge Sullivan dives into the possibility that multiple “truths” can coexist, and the potential value of embracing this complexity.

May 14

IHMC opens $40M research complex in downtown Pensacola

The Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition opened a $40 million research complex in downtown Pensacola on Tuesday.

May 14