Florida Business News
- Insurance premiums emerge as frontline driver of Florida foreclosures
Property insurance costs in Florida have moved from a household-budget concern to a frontline cause of homeowners losing their homes, with the state now leading the country in foreclosure filings.
- Offers made: A look at some of the Legislature’s Day One budget talks
State budget negotiations began in earnest Tuesday, with the House making spending offers to the Senate on tourism and economic development, health care, and education in hopes of passing a compromise by the end of the month.
- How Florida-based Spirit Airline’s collapse changed the economy — and lives
The death of Spirit happened more than a week ago, but the effects are just starting to take shape for workers and travelers.
- Florida expands red snapper seasons on both coasts
Florida will take over management of the recreational Atlantic red snapper fishery, expanding the season. The Atlantic season will be 39 days, while the Gulf season will be a record 140 days.
- Will the World Cup bring its promised big payoff for South Florida?
Kicking off in just a month is the biggest sporting event South Florida has ever hosted: the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It comes with a price tag to match — for fans and local governments.