City to offer boaters free mobile pump-out service
FORT LAUDERDALE — A new option in the fight for clean waterways will launch in spring 2026: a pump-out boat to provide free in-water sewage removal for craft in Fort Lauderdale.
FORT LAUDERDALE — A new option in the fight for clean waterways will launch in spring 2026: a pump-out boat to provide free in-water sewage removal for craft in Fort Lauderdale.
DANIA BEACH — Researchers from Nova Southeastern University (NSU) have discovered a rare and concerning coral bleaching event taking place just off Fort Lauderdale and Dania Beach.
Anyone who’s serious about getting a bigger boat should consult sooner, not later, with someone who did that recently.
In a shipment of tuna, the labels said one thing but DNA told a different story.
The 2,175-mile system of interconnected, man-made canals crisscrossing Florida — from Orlando to the Keys — has an important role when a hurricane happens to be pinwheeling toward the peninsula: Fl
A federal appeals court will speed up consideration of a legal battle about whether the Florida Department of Environmental Protection needs to take additional steps to protect manatees in the Indi
An artificial intelligence (AI) system is giving forecasters the first automated way to distinguish between key tropical weather patterns in the Atlantic and Pacific.
A team of University of Florida scientists have won a $1 million grant to tackle one of South Florida’s most urgent environmental threats: groundwater flooding and saltwater intrusion caused by sea
Spencer Faucher, who divides his time between South Florida and Westbrook, Conn., jumps into the ocean from his dad’s 2007 43 Express Spencer with a 2022 refit while fishing for swordfish off West
Frightening images of recent boat fires have ignited concern among South Florida recreational boaters and firefighters after several resulting fatalities and injuries.