Big changes are coming to the roads drivers in Central Florida use on a daily basis after the Central Florida Expressway Authority (or CFX) approved a five-year work plan with a $4.2 billion budget.

The Florida Run @ Lake Louisa State Park is a trail run for everyone and takes place on Saturday, January 30. Lake Louisa State Park offers amazing beauty, vast terrain, rolling hills, lakes, and ...

Lake Louisa State Park’s diverse ecosystems include not just lakes but also swamps, marshes, and pine flatwoods that support an impressive array of wildlife. Hiking the park’s trails might bring ...

The gateway to 5,000 acres of Old Florida magic. This unassuming sign marks the threshold between everyday life and wilderness adventure. Photo credit: nicole rafter Located just north of Lakeland in ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Two people were killed and a semi overturned in a fiery crash on U.S. 27 Friday afternoon, troopers said. 2 dead in multi-vehicle crash involving semi on US 27 US 27 was closed ...

UPDATE: Lake Marcia at High Point State Park will reopen for swimming on July 2, the state Department of Environmental Protection said Tuesday afternoon. A popular beach at a state park in Sussex ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Nolin Lake State Park will remain closed due to extensive flood damage and unsafe conditions, according to Kentucky State Parks. According to a news release, water hasn't ...

the park said in a post. Numbers on Ludington State Park The park had the most nights camped, from Oct. 1, 2022, to Sept. 30, 2023 with 47,265 during the fiscal year, according to DNR data.

Beware! Venomous snakes, alligators, three-toed amphiumas and rougarous inhabit the swamplands and riverbanks of Tickfaw ...

For a crowd-free underrated experience, head to a state park hidden in Florida with plenty of rich hiking, camping, and ...

State full of gators According to the A-Z Animals Blog, the No. 1 lake for alligators in Florida is Lake Okeechobee. It is Florida’s largest freshwater lake and borders five counties. It has ...

The park's namesake, Hoy, died in 2020. She was a pioneer in insect molecular genetics and a retired professor at the University of Florida.