Juneteenth in Orlando: Celebrate with these events
From community celebrations to a bus tour, there are many ways to honor and enjoy Juneteenth in Central Florida.
Vote on UF’s next president stalls after questions over hiring practices
Despite getting close to locking in the next leader of Florida’s top university, the school has hit a stumbling block.
Talking Central Florida: Pulse anniversary, electric-powered air travel
Talking Central Florida takes on the 10th anniversary of the shooting at Pulse and the lingering divisions over the process toward creating a permanent memorial.
Bianchi: After standing up to Texas Tech, Commissioner Brett Yormark and the Big 12 are the new heroes of college athletics
The Big 12 stood up to Texas Tech, a homer judge and the pom-pom waving attorney general in Texas.
Asking Eric: He made me laugh and also cringe. The cringing won out.
Eric Thomas: What's a non-hurtful way to say I'm not going to be spending time with him?
Game time: LEVEL99 sets opening date for Disney Springs location
Multilevel gaming venue, announced in early 2025, is almost ready to open in the West Side section of Disney World entertainment complex.
Central Florida receives heat advisory for hot, muggy and wet Thursday
Central Florida has received a heat advisory from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Ask a real estate pro: Can condo board set $42K special assessment for structural repairs?
A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: Is there any way to fight a $42,000 special assessment for structural repairs to our condo building?
Winter Park trying to save more of its historic homes from wrecking ball
Commissioners task volunteer panel with recommending ways to improve city's preservation efforts
Orlando board OKs 37-story tower dwarfing neighboring church on Lake Eola
The proposed 420-foot skyscraper could bring a 5-star hotel and downtown Orlando's first luxury branded residences to the urban core, but it would dwarf the historic church and condo buildings…