A tasty getaway awaits on Florida's Gulf Coast. Dine on fresh oysters and lobster or reel in your own catch of the day at ...

For an underrated coastal Florida community, head to this harborside town, which offers choice boutiques, great seafood, and ...

Residents from Texas to Florida are bracing for the storm. A developing winter storm may bring rare snow and ice to cities along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida. The storm is set to hit the ...

Winter storm Enzo is expected to bring severe travel disruptions and unusually cold weather to the far southeast on Monday and Tuesday.

Major airlines are delaying and canceling fights in preparation for a wintery blast that could bring snow and ice to the Gulf Coast ... to and from eight cities in Florida, Georgia, Louisiana ...

Houston has already closed its major airports and plans to suspend flight operations starting at midnight Tuesday while governors in Florida ... Most cities along the Gulf Coast aren’t as ...

Google said the name changes, which also includes using Mount McKinley, will happen when Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) is updated.

Louisiana and Florida are expected to be among the snowiest states in the country. For the first time on record, a blizzard warning was issued for southern Louisiana along the Gulf Coast.

Google announced on Monday that its online mapping platform, Google Maps ... and states on the Gulf Coast of the United States: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

As a result of this storm, some popular snowy destinations and typically warm cities have ... on the central Gulf Coast, including New Orleans, Mobile, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida ...

See a map of latest red tide reports The red tide organism Karenia brevis was detected in 75 samples collected from Florida’s Gulf Coast last week, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife ...

Florida. The winter storm could be crippling to the Gulf Coast, where most cities do not have snowplows, national forecasters said. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development said ...