Daily Horoscope for May 12, 2026
A bold decision could open more possibility than expected today. The Pisces Moon trines Jupiter in Cancer at 3:29 AM EDT, bringing emotional confidence, generosity, and a sense that small…
Miss Manners: How long is the grace period before someone is considered late?
I consider it disrespectful of other people’s time to be late.
Asking Eric: Instead of traveling extensively, should we help our kids financially?
We are financially stable and love to travel, but each of our kids live paycheck-to-paycheck.
Daily Horoscope for May 13, 2026
A promising conversation may open doors in unexpected ways today. Mercury in Taurus sextiles Jupiter in Cancer at 12:43 AM EDT, helping practical ideas gain support and making thoughtful decisions…
Eye test: Science center hosts optical-illusions exhibit
"Phenomena: The Exhibition" presents 20 mind-benders and their scientific explanations. It opens Sunday.
The nurse was branded ‘a danger to public health’ in Maryland. She is still licensed in Florida.
An Orlando Sentinel investigation details Florida's erratic response to a fake-diploma nursing school scandal, with hundreds of nurses caught up in the legal fracas still able to practice.
Orlando’s music scene in turmoil after ‘Uncle Lou’ detained by ICE
Cleon Ortille "Uncle Lou" Williams, born in Jamaica and the owner of the Mills 50 concert venue Uncle Lou’s Entertainment Hall, was arrested on Saturday and is being held at…
Princess Cruises ship with more than 100 sick from norovirus arrives to Port Canaveral
A Princess Cruises ship with more than 100 passengers on board that had caught norovirus during its sailings arrived to Port Canaveral on Monday morning, according to the Centers for…
10 rescued after small plane crashes off Florida’s east coast
The plane crashed Tuesday in Bahamian waters off the coast of Florida and all 10 people aboard were rescued, officials in the Bahamas said.
Uthmeier blasts Worrell for ‘lenient’ sentences; she says judges gave out punishments, not her office
State Attorney Monique Worrell again faced harsh criticism from Attorney General James Uthmeier, who attacked her for 'lenient' sentences she said were decided by judges, not her office.