Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty says so far, damage from Tropical Storm Fay has been minimal. Margie Menzel reports.

For a fourth weary day Tropical Storm Fay continues its soggy march through Florida. As Trimmel Gomes reports, a tropical storm warning remains in effect for northern Florida and south Georgia.

Tropical Storm Fay has re-focused many Florida homeowners’ attention on the importance of windstorm coverage. Meanwhile, the state’s third-largest private insurer is shedding thousands of policyholders. Tom Flanigan reports.

Tropical storm Fay has dumped lots of rain and driven many Floridians out of their homes. Health officials are reminding residents to to protect themselves against mold after the storm. Trimmel Gomes reports.

In U.S. News & World Report's 2009 list of "Top National Universities," only three schools in Florida scored in the top half in the country - the same as last year. Doug Phillips reports:

Two Republicans are slugging it out for the GOP nomination for State Senate District 23. Incumbent Lisa Carlton is term limited out. District 23 includes a sliver of Manatee County – and all of coastal Sarasota and Charlotte Counties. WGCU’s Valerie Alker has this look at the two candidates in this extremely competitive race.

District 16 incumbent Tim Mahoney of Palm Beach Gardens beat Republican Joe Negron in 2006 for the seat left vacant by Congressman Mark Foley…who’s now best known for his inappropriate exchanges with congressional pages. There are 3 Republican candidates vying in the primary election to challenge Mahoney in November. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry has this report.

The trial date has been delayed for a former Department of Children & Families spokesman charged with paying children for nude photos. Margie Menzel reports.

Yesterday the state board of education voted to send their 2009-10 budget to legislators. That request is 850-million dollars more than what the department of education received last year. Lynn Hatter spoke with Florida’s Commissioner of Education to find out why.

Yesterday Governor Crist announced one death linked to Tropical Storm Fay. But it wasn’t caused by the storm itself, but preparations for its arrival. Trimmel Gomes has more.