As Florida recovers from last year's hurricane season, it now readies for another. The Legislature stepped up to help this lawmaking session, but is it enough?

The National Hurricane Center said Thursday afternoon that a tropical depression has formed in the Gulf of Mexico with 35 mph winds.

During hurricane season it is critical for Florida residents to know their evacuation zone, what type of zone they live in and what their plan of action is if a hurricane or tropical storm forms.

Hurricane season is here again, which means it's time to make sure you know whether you live in an evacuation zone, what kind of zone and the risks specific to neighborhoods during a storm.

As the American Red Cross is increasingly responding to weather-related disasters, regional leaders discuss challenges in fundraising.

The National Hurricane Center says that a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico has a 20% of tropical development in the next seven days.

Two Fort Pierce women who are powerhouses in the community are providing information when people are in need, especially before and after a hurricane.

The start of hurricane season is officially a week from today, and this year for thousands of newcomers it will be their first.

Hurricane season hasn't even officially started yet, and we're already monitoring some action in the Atlantic.

Hundreds of first responders, emergency managers and officials from cities all over the country are in West Palm Beach for the Governor’s Hurricane Conference.