A sinkhole in west-central Florida has opened again, roughly 10 years after it killed a man when it opened under his bedroom, officials said this week. It’s the third time the sinkhole in ...

were threatened by the sinkhole, which also reopened in 2015. By Jesus Jiménez A sinkhole in Florida that in 2013 consumed and killed a man on his property has opened for a third time ...

Florida continues to feel the effects of Hurricane Milton, including in Hillsborough County where a giant sinkhole has been spotted and taped off. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office advised ...

But how does a sinkhole form? And should Tampa Bay residents be worried that one could open near them? Don't fret, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection provides residents with need ...

Sinkholes are fairly common outside of Florida. There have been many cases of massive sinkholes developing in different areas across the country A sinkhole the size of 4 football fields opened in ...

Photos and videos of a sinkhole in Hillsborough County, Florida (which includes Tampa, Temple Terrace, Brandon and Plant City) show a wide berth that prevents residents from entering or leaving a ...

Officials say the sinkhole, located in Seffner, doesn't currently pose a threat to the community Todd Pratt/Hillsborough County via AP A sinkhole in Florida has opened for the third time — 10 ...

Sinkhole claims were on the rise from 2006 to 2010 A recently-passed Florida law makes it harder for insurance companies to test for sinkholes Sinkhole that swallowed Florida man is filled up%2C ...

Hurricane Milton produced dozens of tornadoes and rainfall estimates that topped more than a foot across west-central Florida, but a sight now opening up across many counties is that of sinkholes.

Read full article: Sinkhole in Florida neighborhood expands to 50 feet wide, 30 feet deep 50-foot sinkhole reopens outside Florida sports bar Read full article: 50-foot sinkhole reopens outside ...

No homeowner sits around and daydreams about their home being swallowed by a sinkhole. But in Florida, it’s not outside of the realm of possibilities. According to The Florida Museum ...