Florida Power & Light, which has operated the plant’s twin nuclear reactors for more than a half-century, has been on a ten-year timeline to clean up the pollution. At the halfway point, it’s now ...

Rachel Shanker is Conservation and Education Manager at the park that opened in an area next to Florida Power and Light's ...

Florida Power & Light customers are seeing a "temporary ... Here's what you should know. FPL adds temporary hurricane restoration surcharge to 2025 bills The Florida Public Service Commission ...

The biggest grant that Manatee County has ever received is caught up by a federal funding freeze announced by President Donald Trump on Monday that was swiftly blocked in federal court on Tuesday.

For off-the-grid power solutions, the best portable power station is essential. Whether you're using it on a job site, camping, or even charging your drones on-the-go, these are my top picks.

Investopedia / Daniel Fishel The federal poverty level (FPL) is an economic measure used to decide whether the income level of an individual or family qualifies them for certain federal benefits ...

Now’s the best time to see manatees up-close in Southwest Florida. And one of the best places for sea cow viewing is Manatee Park, east of Fort Myers.

That includes Lee County's popular Manatee Park, where warm water from the nearby Florida Power & Light plant turns ... just across the street from the FPL plant on State Road 80.

Manatees seek out the warm waters from the FPL plant. Here’s what you need to know about Manatee Park: Peak manatee viewing happens right now, between December and March. Manatees typically hang ...

Panic? That's not your style. You recall your secret weapon -- your power bank. With one swift, well-practiced move, you reach into your bag, pull out your trusty power bank, and hook it up to ...

FPL managers should focus on balancing essential picks like Salah and Alexander-Arnold with differentials like Diaz, Gordon, and Mateta to maximize returns this gameweek. Late injury updates could ...

As of 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, FPL said around 100 customers in the greater Panama City area were still without power. If you are still without power you can contact FPL at 1-866-263-9186.