Gold Star families to honor loves ones Terry Roen 09/22/2017 Our Politics Gold Star Mothers and Families will honor and remember loved ones who died while serving in the armed forces. Gold Star...
OIA best in North America for customer satisfaction Terry Roen 09/22/2017 Our Politics Orlando International Airport ranks number one in customer satisfaction in North America, according to a J.D. Power stud...
Politicians offer support after Hurricane Maria Terry Roen 09/21/2017 Our Politics Politicians released statements Thursday urging support for Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Caribbean countries...
Pricey Epcot festival meals now include table dining Terry Roen 09/21/2017 Our Fun For the first time, diners can sit down and enjoy their meal at the annual Party for the Senses at Epcot International F...
A peak at Star Wars expansion included in Disney upcharge event Terry Roen 09/21/2017 Our Fun Star Wars: Galactic Nights, which sold out last April, returns to Disney’s Hollywood Studios to entice holiday crowds. ...
Two Orange County lakes reopen Terry Roen 09/20/2017 Our Fun Lake advisories were lifted Wednesday for two Orange County lakes that were closed due to bacterial contamination follow...
Magic, 13 other NBA teams lost money in 2016-17 Bob Sparks 09/20/2017 Our Fun The National Basketball Association (NBA) has never been more popular. Taking that to the next step, the NBA has never b...
Flags at half-staff for St. Lucie County sheriff’s captain Staff Reports 09/22/2017 Our State Gov. Rick Scott has ordered flags at half-staff in memory of St. Lucie County Sheriff's Capt. Charles Scavuzzo, the Gove...
Second sinkhole opens in Apopka Terry Roen 09/21/2017 Our State A second sinkhole erupted Thursday morning in Apopka, four-tenths of a mile from one that opened two days ago. There we...
Power is back on in Florida, but utilities still under fire Gary Fineout 09/21/2017 Our State After a massive restoration effort, most of Florida has power 10 days after Hurricane Irma knocked out electricity to ne...
Citrus industry looks for aid after Irma News Service Of Florida 09/21/2017 Our State A long wait may be ahead for broad federal relief for Florida's beleaguered citrus industry, “decimated” last week by a ...
Republicans flip voter registration in Polk, Volusia, continue statewide gains Scott Powers 09/20/2017 Our State Republicans are boasting they have taken voter-registration edges over Polk and Volusia County Democrats, continuing a t...
For Florida Delegation, Irma aid trumps partisan politics A.G. Gancarski 09/20/2017 Our State Wednesday saw House Speaker Paul Ryan stop briefly in Jacksonville, as part of a three-stop tour of Irma damage in Flori...
Get that SunPass ready – tolls are coming back News Service Of Florida 09/20/2017 Our State Toll collections will resume at 12:01 a.m. Thursday on most state toll roads after being lifted Sept. 5 in advance of Hu...
After Irma, Florida Jews seek respite in High Holy Days Associated Press 09/19/2017 Our State During Hurricane Irma, Temple Shalom served as a sanctuary of a different kind. When the storm changed course at the la...
For a new Key West resident, Irma was her welcome-to-town Associated Press 09/19/2017 Our State Prudence Duchene will never forget the day she moved to Key West. It was Aug. 30 — the day a storm brewing in the Atlan...
Duke fully restores power except in Central Florida, Highlands, Hardee Scott Powers 09/19/2017 Our State The massive power outage Hurricane Irma left behind last week with more than 6.5 million homes and businesses are down t...
Study shows more than a third of Florida youth are overweight Drew Wilson 09/19/2017 Our State More than a third of Florida youths are overweight or obese according to a report released Tuesday by the Trust for Amer...
Sinkhole swallows part of Apopka home Terry Roen 09/19/2017 Our State A sinkhole has gulped part of a three-bedroom home in the Rock Springs Homesites neighborhood of Apopka. Orange County ...
