Environment

A U.S. district judge ruled that the federal government improperly shifted permitting authority to Florida for projects that affect wetlands.

The National Safe Boating Council wants to remind boaters to brush up on their boat safety skills and prepare for boating season.

Listen: Five conservation organizations petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday to set limits on algae bloom toxins. The blooms threaten the health of Floridians and wildlife. Jason Totoiu is the senior attorney with the Center...

The $2.837 million deal will preserve 470 acres at a cattle ranch on the Limestone Creek Ranch property.

Florida has asked a court for “expedited” consideration of a legal battle about permitting authority for projects that affect wetlands.

Hillsborough Parks and Recreation is honored for the third year in a row for top program in the country

The National Ocean Atmospheric Association reported as many as 25 named storms for this year's storm season.

Pinellas County will start a months-long project to refill the shoreline at Pass-a-Grille Beach on June 3. The sand will come from the Grand Canal. The Pass-a-Grille Beach nourishment project is split into two phases:...

gun at Gibbs High School

Listen: The proposed redevelopment of Tropicana Field and the area around it would be the biggest project in St. Petersburg history. An advocacy group wants more environmental protections in the deal. Michael McGrath is the...

Florida and two dozen other states filed a legal challenge to a new U.S. Environmental Protection rule aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

They want a court court to reject Florida’s request for a stay in a battle about permitting authority for projects that affect wetlands.