Abigail Wilson Geiger
Abigail Wilson Geiger is a correspondent and photojournalist based in Florida, her birthplace and home. In her work, Abigail documents life and light from the swamp, the shore and the shadow.
Articles by Abigail Wilson Geiger
That’s my mayor
Jumping over cracks in the national stage, America’s city leaders take the spotlight.
During the storm
Awaiting the wrath of monster Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica prays.
Think things in Florida are wild now?
Just wait until 2026.
The race for 2026
The land war in Florida, which never really stopped, begins again.
The healthcare crux of the U.S.
Government shutdown finds its highest stakes in Florida.
The race for 2026
Florida fights an affordability crisis dividing the haves and have-nots.
The race for 2026
Immigration, the very heart of Florida’s success, becomes a bogeyman.
An outlandish pitch to abolish property taxes amid widespread frustration
As DeSantis prepares to leave the governor’s mansion, everyone else gears up
Living with the storm
How one Florida couple paved their path to recovery after Hurricane Ian.
FEMA protest letter warns Trump cuts could erase decades of gains since Katrina
Anatomy of a storm
A lot went wrong after Katrina. Twenty years later, where do we stand?
The Florida way
He’s an artist and activist. His father is a Trump supporter. They agree on one important thing.