FORT MYERS – For the 1st time we can see the extent of injury soon after hurricane Ian pounded Ft. Myers. Winds at 155 miles
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Expert: South Florida making code ‘toughest for hurricanes in the world’
MIAMI – When we witness the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian in the Fort Myers area or recall the utter devastation of Hurricane Michael in
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa transported to healthcare facility with apparent head injuries
MIAMI – Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa had to be set on a stretcher and wheeled off the discipline Thursday evening in the video game
CBS 4’s Steve Goldstein on Tua’s scary damage and Dolphins to start with decline
MIAMI – The recreation Thursday evening is a finish afterthought for the Dolphins following a vicious strike, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was taken off the field
Expert: Property insurance rates likely to double by conclusion of year
FORT LAUDERDALE – Steve Brooks life in south Florida but like many others, has an additional house on the west coast. Though his Sarasota home
Fort Myers Beach area residents recall the terror as storm ripped through
MIAMI – Individuals in close proximity to Fort Myers Seaside recall the terror as Hurricane Ian ripped via southwest Florida. CBS 4 Reporter Nicole Lauren
South Florida non-gains rush to assistance people afflicted by Hurricane Ian
DORAL – South Floridians alongside the japanese board are racing to enable those people alongside the west coast. “The only factor that truly will
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis: ‘Ian induced historic damage’
TALLAHASSEE – Even though downgraded from a hurricane, Tropical Storm Ian remained a menace Thursday to Central Florida and Northeast Florida, state officers said, following
Charges to drop at the pump as section of short term gas-tax split
TALLAHASSEE – Selling prices at the pump for Florida motorists must go down Saturday as component of a temporary gas-tax split, as 27 new regulations
Householders see slower equity gains as housing market cools
MIAMI – Property owner fairness climbed to report highs in the initial half of this calendar year, although its fee of development is slowing as