Supreme Court sides with Trump administration on mail voting restrictions ahead of midterms
The decision appears to leave room for additional court challenges that could further slow Trump’s order.
UCF men’s basketball debuts non-conference schedule with 2 SEC foes, Indiana
The Knights will host nine non-conference home games, head over to the Disney resort for a Thanksgiving tournament, down to South Florida for a neutral-site game and play at storied…
Barry University, prof accused of child porn possession face student lawsuit
A Barry University law school student has sued the Orlando school and former professor, who is accused of secretly taking photos of her crotch during class
2024 Halloween shooter found guilty of murdering two people, attempting to kill 7
The teenager accused of murdering two people in downtown Oralndo on Halloween 2024 was found guilty on all charges by a jury Monday.
Olympian and former Oviedo star Jenny Simpson reveals rare heart condition; will not return to running
Simpson, who ran as Jenny Barringer at Oviedo, was an eight-time FHSAA state champion and earned three titles in cross country and five in track. She won four NCAA championships…
Inaugural Sushi Showdown hits Morimoto Asia in September
No word on the trophy yet, but the biggest winner at Morimoto Asia's inaugural Sushi Showdown will be the families of Give Kids The World.
Orlando shelves controversial Leu Gardens plan
Orlando is shelving its plans to overhaul Leu Gardens, citing resident opposition and city officials' fears that its tax revenue could soon be cut.
‘Inflation is a bear’: Altamonte looks to end Red, Hot & Boom, close library
Because of rising costs, Altamonte Springs may close its city library and end the popular Red, Hot & Boom fireworks show at Cranes Roost Park officials say.
Florida cattle ranchers push back on Trump’s beef import plan
“Artificially interfering with the cattle market is not sound policy," the head of the Florida Cattlemen’s Association says.
Board of Florida Realtors backs Amendment 3 tax break
The Florida Realtors Board of Directors voted on Sunday to support Amendment 3, the proposed property tax measure on Florida’s November 2026 ballot.