Learning what attracts the pests could be useful to designing repellents that deter them from biting people and reducing local populations. A recent FIU study shows humans aren't the only fussy eaters.

Nick Howland says he traveled to St. Petersburg on the private plane of team owner and Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski “to help raise funds for my political committee” and said “it will all be disclosed."

Miami-Dade Commissioner JC Bermudez and Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz came spoke out Thursday in opposition to the county's proposed plans to rename parts of Miami International Airport to "Vice City Airport," a nod to GTA VI's fictionalized version of Miami.

Fresh off the release of its debut studio album, Golden Flower is focused on expanding its catalog of original music and pursuing new performance opportunities.

Heart’s lead singer performs Thursday, Sept. 10 at the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater.

Sarasota is one of those cities that will always be connected to the events of 9/11 because the president was in town when word of the attacks came.

Classes at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism began just a week before Al Qaeda hijacked airplanes and crashed them into the Twin Towers in New York City, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. WUSF's Kerry Sheridan was among the students there learning how to be a reporter.

According to data published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, adverse weather can impact a prospective student's outlook on an educational institution.

Opposing parties and candidates have defined State Representative Angie Nixon as a socialist due to the nature of her progressive policy beliefs. Nixon, though, has denied being a socialist, but rather a person who wants everyday people to dictate what lawmakers do.

Joseph Caulkins plans concerts that tell stories through music 2026-27 season programs.

The University of Miami hosted the Embassy of Denmark for a panel on waterfront development. Both coastal areas are under threat from rising sea levels.

The News Service of Florida spoke to John Kirtley about Step Up for Students, how much has changed and growing pains within the scholarship funding organization as it has rapidly expanded in the past few years.