FPL’s proposed settlement still raises rates across Florida, though not as substantially as originally requested, in hopes of quelling opposition.
The NASCAR schedule will start at Daytona as usual, but will end at Homestead. In between, several notable changes should make 2026 different.
The Florida State Board of Education said the Alachua County School Board violated the First Amendment and ordered members to undergo free speech training.
Will there be a billion-dollar jackpot in summer 2025? Powerball drawings are at 11 pm ET every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, including holidays.
Ahead of Labor Day, Solo Stove is hosting major end-of-summer deals on Solo Stove bundles, including discounts on the Bonfire Fire Pit.
American Express analyzed year-over-year growth in hotel and airline transactions among commercial customers.
Gus Zambrano, of South Florida, said he brings a balance between a love of nature and economic development experience.
The planetary parade will soon end, and the next one won’t be until February 2026.
Starbucks announced the return date for the Pumpkin Spice Latte last month. Here’s when you can order the popular seasonal beverage.
Tickets remain available for Saturday’s Coke Zero Sugar 400. Here’s a look at prices for the NASCAR race at Daytona International Speedway.
The Wilson Sport Professionals Collection highlights the reds, whites and blues of American tennis in the early 2000’s. See the collection now.
The Jacksonville Jaguars play at the Miami Dolphins at 7 p.m. Saturday, while the Buccaneers host the Bills at 7:30 p.m.
Aubrey Plaza compared her grief following the death of her husband Jeff Baena to the 2025 action horror film, “The Gorge.”
Daytona Beach Police said the incident occurred at the victim’s home during an argument over infidelity.
FAU’s first win came in its second game, a 31-28 victory at Bethune-Cookman. The winning score came on a 70-yard TD pass from Jared Allen to Larry Taylor.
Here’s a look at where Hurricane Erin is, where it’s headed and the impacts it could have in Daytona Beach.
For Anthony Catanese, what’s happened with FAU football — the championships, bowl games, on-campus stadium — is “exactly” what he hoped would have happened.