Florida flooding still a fear in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, including along St. Johns River
Milton left widespread destruction as it caused storm surge, damaging winds and tornadoes. It made landfall as a Category 3 storm about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday near Siesta Key in Sarasota County, with 120 mph maximum sustained winds, before crossing the state.
Hurricane Milton knocked out power to tens of thousands in St. Johns County and flooded historic St. Augustine. Duval County ...
Major Hurricane Milton is an extremely powerful Category 4 hurricane making its way to the west coast of Florida.
The mixed-use site in the Downtown NorthCore includes a seven-story residential building with seven retail spaces.
Hurricane and tropical storm warnings covered Northeast Florida ... in the Jacksonville area and Southeast Georgia with two to four feet of surge pushing into the St. Johns River late ...
The St. Johns River Ferry service will get a second boat that will finally end the suspension of service for the current boat ...
JACKSONVILLE ... for commuters who take it daily. “The St. Johns River Ferry is an iconic mode of transportation for Northeast Florida,” said Ford. JTA took over the ferry's operations ...
The Port of Jacksonville is Florida's third largest seaport and ... Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens and St. Johns River Park or Friendship Park. Some of the many popular annual events hosted ...
Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3, and the state's residents are still feeling its effects.
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