After spending 10 days taking a road trip up and down Florida while making stops in places like Key West, Miami, and Orlando, ...

What time is liftoff? ULA's Atlas V should be visible outside of Florida pending weather. Did your city, state make the ...

Susan Thompson and her husband have lived in their Wilmore home for five years, but all of that was destroyed in the flooded Kentucky River. Wednesday was the first day they were able to see the ...

HB 575 and HB 549 passed the Florida Senate on Wednesday with the goal of ensuring that all official state documents, maps, and references reflect the designation "Gulf of America." Gov.

Florida's peak wildfire season typically occurs from April through June. Red flag warnings are possible this afternoon in the central Florida peninsula. Thursday morning, there were 33 wildfires ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a high risk of rip currents through Thursday morning ... are most common in the winter months for Florida, but they can occur during the spring ...

From the 1999-2000 season through the just-completed 2024-25 year, Kentucky is 674-232, Florida is 637-267. — Winning percentage: Kentucky 74.4%, Florida 70.5%. — Head-to-head matchups since ...

Florida, and suggestions on where to watch it if you're in the Space Coast area or close to it. Where can you see Atlas V rocket launch in Kentucky? According to a map provided by the United ...

A rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral, Florida, can be seen as far as Myrtle Beach or Philadelphia. People in Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama have ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Fueled by its suffocating late-game defense, Florida edged Houston 65-63 in Monday night’s men’s basketball NCAA Tournament finals. The tense victory gave the Gators their ...

A rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral, Florida, can be seen as far as Myrtle Beach or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. People in Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and ...

Days later, that rainwater is moving through creeks and rivers, causing them to crest at near-record levels. Kentucky Public Radio's Justin Hicks captured the scene on the ground in the state.