Merrywood’s new owners still seek demo permit as Winter Park commission delays lot split vote
City commissioners unanimously agreed to delay until October taking up the controversial proposal that would allow dividing the lakefront property
Six Hurricanes who could win major individiual awards in 2026
The Hurricanes' roster is loaded with talent this season. Several Miami players, including Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney, could compete for major awards.
‘Purely coincidental’: Tropical Storm Dolly name has nothing to do with Dolly Parton death, NHC says
Dolly Parton's death this week has nothing to do with the name of the new tropical storm that formed in the Atlantic on Thursday, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Early 2027 mock draft predicts Dolphins will get No. 1 pick — and make controversial move
An early 2027 mock draft published by ESPN has the Miami Dolphins making the controversial decision of trading away the No. 1 pick.
Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the Atlantic, hurricane center says
The National Hurricane Center on Thursday said Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the Atlantic after gaining more organization overnight.
Ask a real estate pro: Under ‘as-is’ contract, is buyer responsible for water damage seller hid?
A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: As the buyers with an 'as-is' contract, are we on the hook for water damage the seller covered up?
Tropical Storm Dolly likely to form today, hurricane center says
The National Hurricane Center on Thursday said Tropical Storm Dolly could form today in the Atlantic, but it may not last that long.
High rain chances with lightning storms expected in the afternoon
High coverage of showers and lightning storms are expected across Central from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Child sex abuse allegations went nowhere years before Mike Caruso arrest. It happens all the time
The arrest of suspended Clerk of Courts Mike Caruso raised questions about how a man who had faced allegations years ago was able to avoid consequence. But it happens all…
Where Florida’s gun violence exacts its biggest toll on Black and Latino children
From 2018 to 2024, more than 4,000 children 17 or younger were hospitalized for firearm injuries.