How candidates with military backgrounds fared in elections across the state.

A 2017 report estimates there are 187,756 veteran-owned businesses in Florida generating $57.7 billion in annual sales.

Veterans usually come with strong job skills but sometimes run into problems finding work due to outdated perceptions by some employers.

Bryan Norcross, 70, Miami Beach meteorologist: "Science is under attack for the same reasons that American institutions are under attack. We live in a world of misinformation."

Welcome to the third edition of the Florida 500, a special section that highlights the 500 most influential executives in different economic sectors throughout the state. 

Students in Valencia's Accelerated Skills Training program gain the expertise needed to become an electrical powerline technician at OUC.

Take a lesson from 500 years’ worth of dreamers and doers who staked their fortunes and futures on Florida. They found success here; you can too.

November's Economic Backbone section highlights nursing in Florida.

In our November Dining section: Florida has a growing list of restaurants catering to whiskey lovers.

Personal promotions, transfers, board appointments, civic accomplishments and philanthropic activities for the week of Jan. 4, 2021.

"This period of racial reckoning we're in has created a climate where things weren't possible before are possible now," says Lapchick, Director of the DeVos Sport Business Management program at UCF.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood calls for police to create space and try to negotiate their way toward a peaceful resolution with people experiencing a crisis.

Thomas DeSernia's SA Company and Alpha Defense Gear are based in Boca Raton.

Neocis bills Yomi, a robotic dental surgery assistant, as the first and only FDA-approved robotic device for dental implant surgery.

Specially designed trucks dispose of waste collected in underground vaults.

Don't miss some of the best places to dine throughout the Sunshine State, like St. Petersburg's Brick and Mortar.

Florida's ports ferry billions of dollars to and through the Sunshine State. Even amid the pandemic, the marine industry is a resilient economic powerhouse propelling Florida's future.