Daily Horoscope for June 19, 2026
Small steps build courage in steady ways. This morning, the intuitive Moon enters Virgo, encouraging simple fixes, tidier spaces, and kinder habits that calm our nerves. We may notice worries…
Oviedo Olympian Jenny Simpson shows ‘encouraging improvement’ after collapsing at track event
Olympic 1,500-meter bronze medalist and world champion Jenny Simpson from Oviedo High remains under medical care Thursday but shows "encouraging improvement" after collapsing while pacing a mile group at an…
UF position preview: Quarterback
All eyes are on transfer Aaron Philo and Gators' returning redshirt freshman Tramell Jones Jr. who are locked in a critical QB competition.
Ex-probation officer used court database to warn drug traffickers, Orange deputies say
The woman had been fired but was able to access the database due to an apparent clerical error.
NASA taps Relativity Space for Mars science mission to launch from Cape Canaveral
NASA plans to hand over the goods to commercial company Relativity Space to fly its next big Mars science project that aims to help better protect astronaut landings in the…
Florida could soon ban undocumented students from public universities, colleges
Florida could soon ban undocumented students from its public universities and colleges, with governing boards planning discussions and votes later this month
Florida says AIDS drug program could need more money
Lawmakers acted earlier this year to save a key AIDS drug program from drastic cuts, but a report from the state released on Monday indicates the program remains in peril.
Pictures: Orlando Magic introduce new coach Sean Sweeney
The Orlando Magic introduced coach Sean Sweeney during a press conference at the AdventHealth Training Center.
Former UCF coach Shawn Clark’s legacy lives on in his wife’s mission
Shawn Clark passed away unexpectantly last football season and now his wife, Jonelle, has created an initiative pushing coaches to take better care of themselves.
‘Nursing-home execution’: Advocates argue Orange County wife-killer, 74, is too old to be put to death
An Orange County man who brutally killed his wife in 1992 is slated to become the oldest person ever executed in Florida next week. Advocates are calling on Gov. Ron…