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Meet the new crop of digital cameras, an eclectic group each with a very particular set of skills.

Eric Bolling's son Eric died on Friday night, just hours after his father lost a high-profile job at the Fox News Channel.

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Cell service can save lives after a storm like Harvey or Irma. Here's how carriers prepare for natural disasters.

At least 64% of all gas stations in Miami-Fort Lauderdale were without fuel on Saturday, according to estimates from crowdsourcing platform GasBuddy.

The system seems broken. Can anything be done?

Florida is bracing for a possibly catastrophic hit from Hurricane Irma, and even with the fourth largest economy in the United States, the economic impact to the Sunshine State could be severe.

The wholesale price for a standard box of 48 avocados is up 125% since the beginning of the year after a mediocre harvest in California and as consumer demand remains nearly insatiable.

If you know where to go, you can visit the future today.

The country's most powerful business lobbying group has launched a million-dollar ad campaign to help sell Americans on tax reform and pressure lawmakers.

The company has already given about $3 million to the Red Cross.

Target wants its whole store to be a bit more like its dollar section.

Limbaugh told his national audience on Tuesday that he believed the press was hyping coverage of Hurricane Irma to "advance this climate change agenda."

Charles Payne is returning to Fox Business Network after having been suspended over sexual harassment allegations.

About two-thirds of the homes in Southern Florida that lie in high-risk flood areas don't have flood insurance.

Fox News host Eric Bolling is leaving the network on the heels of a report that he had sent lewd text messages to female colleagues.

The NBA and the league's players association sent a letter to players encouraging them to be active on issues that affect them.

The restaurant chain wants to ditch its 'fuzzy food' reputation.

At least 40% of all gas stations in major Florida markets Miami-Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach were without fuel on Friday morning, according to estimates from crowdsourcing platform GasBuddy.