A Central Florida citrus staple is changing its business model after 70 years.

A Florida holiday tradition will not return to Maitland this year, after 70 years in business.

It’s no secret that Florida’s citrus industry has seen some significant shrinkage.

The driver's pickup truck was later found in a pizzeria parking lot.

It’s no secret that Florida’s citrus industry has seen some significant shrinkage.

After nearly 70 years in business change will be inescapable, but the Lingles say they do their best to keep the Hollieanna Groves experience the same for their customers, some of whom have been with them for decades.

Florida forecasters are keeping a close watch on tropical storm Bret as it moves across the Atlantic.

Florida citrus officials are promoting the “grit of this industry” as the growing season is set to close with the lowest production in nearly a century.

"These poor trees, they have gone through two hurricanes and two nights of freezes in the last few months, they are hanging in there though," said Tara Boshell with Showcase of Citrus in Clermont.

Florida citrus growers took another hit Thursday, more than three months after Hurricane Ian swept through the heart of the industry.

As a forecast was lowered for Florida’s orange production, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday proposed increasing state funding for the struggling citrus industry by 5%.

Florida’s citrus industry is forecast to have one of the lowest production years in decades as it continues to grapple with a devastating disease and other issues.

Gov. Ron DeSantis will be providing an update regarding Tropical Storm Elsa Saturday evening.

The state’s price gouging hotline has been activated as of Saturday afternoon ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa, according to the Florida Attorney General’s Office.