With Florida recovering from recent hurricanes, are snowbirds still eager to spend time here? Matt Fortin, reporter for NBC10 Boston, and Ashley Gurbal Kritzer, real estate editor for the Tampa Bay ...

If you've been thinking that you've been hearing a lot of chirping lately, you're not mistaken: The snowbirds are arriving.

The number of out-of-state license plates on the roads right now should be your first clue. Florida is the No. 1 destination for snowbirds, grabbing eight of the top 10 slots and 42 of the top 100, ...

Every year, they make their journey, traveling thousands of miles from their cold, wintry homeland to a warm, summer-like paradise. In North America, many of these "snowbirds" come from Canada, and ...

It’s been almost a year since the first coronavirus lockdowns rolled over New York, and most of us have cabin fever. But down in South Florida, snowbird season is in full swing. Restaurants from Boca ...

Most folks know Florida is a tax-friendly state, but they might not know that part-time residents may not qualify, as our ...

Now that Florida is requiring proof of residency, does this mean snowbirds can no longer get the COVID-19 vaccine in the Sunshine State? Snowbirds, or seasonal residents, are still eligible. Florida ...

The snowbird season is ending, and soon I’ll be covering my toilets in Lake Worth, Florida, in plastic wrap so the water won’t evaporate while I’m back home at my roost in East Northport. In a few ...

Seasonal residents of Southwest Florida are at their wits’ end. Snowbirds are ready to pack up and move away if they can’t get a coronavirus vaccine. The vaccine distribution is causing fallout for a ...

Canadian snowbirds who can’t get enough of Florida’s sunny beaches have found political allies on bitterly divided Capitol Hill. The thing that has helped to bring them together: All the money ...

The questions from potential tourists in the time of Covid-19 usually start like this: Is everything open? Is there a mask mandate? Is the beach open? Do I have to quarantine? For snowbirds pondering ...