FORT LAUDERDALE — As South Florida expects periods of heavy rain on Sunday and Tropical Storm Milton strengthens, some areas are already seeing flooding and
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Hollywood declares state of emergency due to flooding ahead of heavy rain and Tropical Storm Milton
Hollywood declares state of emergency ahead of heavy rain Hollywood declares state of emergency ahead of heavy rain 02:14 FORT LAUDERDALE — As South Florida
Key Biscayne commits $75 million for infrastructure
KEY BISCAYNE – The Village of Key Biscayne is committing $75 million to address the infrastructure issue on the island. The goal is to protect against
Sizing up Hurricane Helene's expected multibillion-dollar damages, effects on insurance market
As Hurricane Helene churned toward Florida, property owners and insurers braced for the impact from another devastating and costly storm. The Category 3 hurricane, which
South Florida cities take proactive measures ahead of Helene
MIAMI – Helene may not be impacting South Florida directly, but some cities are being proactive ahead of expected heavy rains and possible flooding. The City of Hollywood
Afternoon storms across South Florida may bring heavy downpours
South Florida Weather for Thursday 9/19/2024 5AM South Florida Weather for Thursday 9/19/2024 5AM 02:25 MIAMI – Another round of rain is expected across South
Florida leads nation with half of residential floodplain development
Half of all residential development on flood-prone land in the U.S. over the past two decades has been built in Florida From 2001 to 2019,
Hollywood residents dealing with second day of King Tides
HOLLYWOOD – Parts of Hollywood’s South Lake Neighborhood had standing water on the streets after Tuesday morning’s King Tides, one day after the first round
Hollywood Beach hopes $48 million project will ease King Tides woes on roads
HOLLYWOOD – Sand brought in by high tides is being sucked out of storm drains on Hollywood Beach to make space to handle water from
Hurricane Debby ‘manageable’ for insurers
TALLAHASSEE – Hurricane Debby is expected to be a “very manageable event” for the insurance industry, but many homeowners in drenched inland areas could face