You often see meteorologists on TV, telling you about the weather and what you can expect during the day ahead, but what you may not know is a lot of high-tech tools go into their forecast.

Electric bills soared last summer as people in Florida and across the country tried to beat the heat.The winter offered some relief, but if experts are right, this year could be even worse.

The Brevard Zoo says it does surgery on turtles struggling with herpes.

Most people try to stay away from Great White Sharks, but one Florida company said it is actually hunting for them along our coast. OCEARCH explains why and what it takes to find them in the ocean.

Summer may be prime time for solar energy production, but Eric Larson, a Senior Research Engineer at Princeton University says, "you're still generating electricity even in the wintertime."

People across the country love Florida, and it turns out sharks do too.

When the weather drops below 70 degrees Floridians are known for pulling out the boots and scarves. But, alligators, snakes, manatees, and spiders don't have a winter wardrobe, so how do they stay warm? News 6 Chief Meteorologist Tom Sorrells brings you the wild and unsual answers on Talk to Tom.

If you have been in Central Florida for a while you know Pamela Brady.