The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have brought two pumps to Lakeland and were prepared to start draining floodwaters from Lake Bonny starting late Wednesday afternoon.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has brought two large pumps capable of moving 4,000 cubic yards of water per second from Lake Bonny to Lake Parker.

Daniels, a Winter Haven native, producing a column called “The Bookworm” for The Ledger and hosted book-related segments for ...

"I don't feel like there's candor about what's actually going on," Florida Supreme Court Justice Carlos G. Muñiz told a ...

Polk Pride will present “The Evolution of Drag” on Nov. 9 at The Polk Theatre in Lakeland. The event will cover 10 decades ...

It's taken more than three years, but the FAA finally approved Lakeland Linder's proposed flight paths to help to reduce jet ...

AccuWeather: "There will be another attempt for a tropical depression or tropical storm to brew in the western Caribbean" ...

Gustavo Alvarez, a licensed engineer, knew he might find problems at the Villa Del Sol condominium complex in St. Lucie ...

County commissioners approved a West Palm Beach campus that is expected to generate a $5.3 billion economic impact.

Florida Trend magazine included Florida Polytechnic University President Devin Stephenson on the Florida 500, a list of ...

Record rains and a patchwork of jurisdictions and responsibilities contribute the worst flooding ever seen in one Lakeland ...

A poll shows most Florida residents would support climate-change fighting politicians, but that's not who's leading in the state.