Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As March slowly draws to a close, many Floridians are excitedly thinking the same thought: "Is spring break season over?" For most ...

TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida’s vital tourism industry has outgrown its rowdy spring break image amid an increase of post-pandemic visitors who just want to relax without nearby all-night ragers. Now ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Florida's beaches are no stranger to spring break crowds, but this year, visitors are running into something far less welcome (and ...

Read full article: Central Florida faces high rip current risk as breezy spring weather arrives DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Law enforcement and city leaders in Daytona Beach are taking steps to ensure the ...

Miami, Florida, is perhaps best loved for its gorgeous beaches, which are easily some of the best natural attractions in Florida. But over the years, cheaper dupes of the city and its beach nightlife ...

Daytona Beach officials are reconsidering the city's relationship with spring break after a chaotic weekend resulted in over 130 arrests and community takeovers ...

If you thought sarcasm was annoying, just wait until you smell sargassum. Sargassum is a naturally occurring brown seaweed that floats in large masses across the ocean, renowned for its trademark ...

A Florida beach once overrun by out-of-control spring-breakers found God on Sunday. Nearly 400 people packed the bandshell on Daytona Beach for a Catholic Easter service just steps from the shoreline ...

A former Florida spring break hot spot is celebrating a relatively calm season for the third year in a row as law enforcement throughout the Sunshine State continue to grapple with chaotic scenes and ...

Most of Florida's most-populated colleges and universities have concluded their spring break as of Monday, March 23, 2026. A few Florida colleges began their spring break on March 23, 2026. Spring ...

Florida's beaches are no stranger to spring break crowds, but this year, visitors are running into something far less welcome (and a lot stinkier) than packed shorelines. As millions head south for ...