Sewage backups leaching into lakes and homes Terry Roen 09/19/2017 Our Politics Power outages at sewage lift stations and water reclamation facilities continue to wreak havoc with overflows seeping in...
Jack Latvala swears off electric cash, urges utilities to stop political donations Scott Powers 09/19/2017 Our Politics State Sen. Jack Latvala called Tuesday for electric utilities in Florida to stop donating to political campaigns and ins...
Orange County tourist tax deadline pushed back Scott Powers 09/19/2017 Our Politics Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond is giving hotels and motels an extra nine days to pay their August bed taxes beca...
Disney employee discrimination suit headed to Florida court Terry Roen 09/19/2017 Our Fun The lawyer representing 30 ousted Disney IT workers has filed a motion to pull the federal lawsuit alleging the theme pa...
Halloween Horror Nights limiting libations Terry Roen 09/19/2017 Our Fun Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights has pulled a prohibition scare by limiting libations to beer and wine at thi...
Back to work: Florida State prepares for long grind Joe Reedy 09/19/2017 Our Fun Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher is glad to get back to a normal game-week schedule after Hurricane Irma forced the 12th...
Union-Disney wage negotiations resume Tuesday Terry Roen 09/18/2017 Our Fun Union leaders return to the bargaining table Tuesday to push Walt Disney World for a raise, just as the theme park rebou...
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 ...
Mark Ruffalo urging progressives to help with Hurricane relief Scott Powers 09/19/2017 Our State Actor Mark Ruffalo is pushing progressives nationwide to help raise money for hurricane relief in Florida. One of the s...
Bill Nelson relates his and Marco Rubio’s Irma trek, cites climate change Scott Powers 09/18/2017 Our State U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson outlined to the U.S. Senate Monday his and U.S. Marco Rubio's post-Hurricane Irma tours of Florida...
Official: ‘Lethal’ Irma a ‘major calamity’ for Florida crops Associated Press 09/18/2017 Our State Florida’s agriculture commissioner said Monday that the path of Hurricane Irma “could not have been more lethal” to the ...
Rick Scott to counties: Prioritize your clean-ups Staff Reports 09/18/2017 Our State Gov. Rick Scott is telling counties affected by Hurricane Irma to get their act together, asking them "to submit detaile...
Back to school: After Irma, Florida classes begin resuming Associated Press 09/18/2017 Our State Windy Dees told her sport administration students at the University of Miami that they likely wouldn’t see each other fo...
Free meals for Irma kids Staff Reports 09/18/2017 Our State Students who go to school in counties that were hit hard by Hurricane Irma will be getting meals on the federal governme...
Irma’s damage a reminder of Florida economy’s vulnerability Associated Press 09/18/2017 Our State Florida's economy has long thrived on one import above all: People. Until Irma struck this month, the state was adding ...
