As if Florida needs another type of natural disaster to worry about. That said, scientists warned for decades a tsunami could jet our way at more than 500 mph. It's happened before. Few were around in ...

Read full article: Snow fell in South Florida more than 40 years ago. Could it happen again? While there was significant structural damage to a block home in the Lakeside subdivision in Kissimmee, ...

Florida's population is expected to increase 11% between 2025 and 2035, compared with the national forecast of 1% for the ...

America's senior population is growing, putting a strain on services for older U.S. citizens. A Northwest Florida expert says the state has the second largest population of people over 65 behind ...

Demographers and urban planners are calling it the 'silver tsunami' — an ever-building wave of older residents. And Florida may not be ready for it.

(TNS) — Throughout human history, groundbreaking technologies have reshaped civilization and marked pivotal moments in human progress. The wheel revolutionized transportation, the radio redefined ...

The signs of Florida's pending "Silver Tsunami" are all around us. They are easily dismissed or simply overlooked amid the number of seniors living in our area, who remain a vital and vibrant part of ...

The term “Silver Tsunami” describes the wave of baby boomers reaching retirement age. As life expectancy increases and the population ages, Florida, often known as a retirement haven, stands at the ...

BOCA RATON — South Florida, already struggling to cope with a heavy concentration of senior citizens, will see those numbers significantly increase in the coming years. That was the major takeaway ...

TALLAHASSEE — Florida voters left no doubt on Election Day that Republicans are in control of the political levers across the Sunshine State, with GOP leaders winning on issues and maintaining ...

South Florida leaders are urging a state planning council to tackle the impending “silver tsunami” as concerns grow for retirees’ well-being as they age. At a recent meeting of the South Florida ...