Weather

Starting Saturday and running for two weeks, Floridians can buy qualifying hurricane preparedness items tax-free for Florida's annual sales tax holiday.

St. Petersburg had its annual Hurricane Expo on Thursday, and hundreds of residents came to load up on sandbags, flashlights and first aid kits. It comes ahead of the official start to hurricane season on Saturday, June 1. 

Hurricane preparations are a year-round job for TECO, with crews working to make sure the power grid is ready in case a storm threatens the Bay Area.

The very same northern lights display that lit up the sky across the country, including Florida, earlier this month could be visible again in June.

AAA released its annual Hurricane Season survey, sharing that more than one in every four Floridians would ignore evacuation warnings for a hurricane.

Almost everything Duke Energy crews are able to do at the company’s central control center in St. Pete, they can now do on wheels.

Nearly two years after Hurricane Ian hit, United Way of South Sarasota County is searching for storage space as the organization works to rebuild in areas devastated by the storm.

Nearly two years after Hurricane Ian hit, Rhonda Stackhouse still remembers the destruction.