Some of these animals are known for being pests, while others can be downright deadly.

With a history stretching back to the 19th century, this lighthouse was picked as the fifth-most "haunted hotspot" in the world.

There are a lot of websites that post stories about strange Florida laws, but they never show where those alleged laws are on the books. Most seem to be more urban legend than reality.

Rumors say this alligator terrorized people, deflected bullets and fell in love with a sawmill whistle. But how true are they?

The bar made headlines after she was arrested by undercover detectives while drinking inside. Nowadays, guests can enjoy a drink right where she sat.

A very expensive ingredient found in high-end perfumes that comes from whales may have been discovered by a diver taking a walk on a Florida beach after Hurricane Milton.

Just when a fight over a “man cave” made from shipping containers looked to be coming to an end, the Brevard County Commission turned down a compromise.

Some might describe Florida's climate as "hellish." It turns out they're not too far off the mark.

This large, two-story home was built around 100 years ago. No one lives there anymore — but that wasn’t always the case.

Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood says Pierson was hopping.

Author Charlie Carlson notes in his book that this area has become “legendary” due to its reportedly morbid past.

This relic — called the “Bellamy Bridge” — is the oldest of its kind in the state. And it's got a ghastly story to match.

Orlando first responders got hands-on special training at Orlando Health's Jewett Orthopedic Institute.

For decades, Seminole County residents have told rumors about “ghost lights” that supposedly appear at night along a local back road.

Thanks to the actions of one Florida woman, Florida's oldest tree has been reduced to a stub.

Hidden in the woods are two small, crumbling, concrete buildings. For many, they've been a decades-long mystery.

It’s that time of year again. And we’re not talking about hurricane season.

Riverdale Road in Orange County turned into a river after heavy rains, but that didn’t stop one man from finding a creative way to make it to a friend’s wedding.