Merrywood gets demolition delay, but Winter Park house expected to become history
Divided commission brushes aside longtime policy to back comp plan change allowing lot split for Lake Osceola property
Plant doctor: Is it too late to add zinnias to my flowerbeds?
Gardening advice from an urban horticulturist emeritus with the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service
Rain, mud can’t dampen spirits at this year’s Bonnaroo Music Festival
Attendees at Bonnaroo battled mud and rain to enjoy four days of music and art, including headliners "Weird Al," Kesha, Noah Kahan, The Strokes and Skrillex.
Sheriff’s office investigates mass graves at California animal rescue facility
Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office investigators recovered the remains of at least 117 dogs during a second search warrant operation at Miranda’s Rescue this week.
Today in History: June 26, first Harry Potter novel published
The first Harry Potter novel, “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” by J.K. Rowling, was published in the United Kingdom.
Senegal routs 10-man Iraq 5-0 to to advance to World Cup knockout rounds
ALEXANDRIA SMITH TORONTO (AP) — Senegal racked up the goals on 10-man Iraq in a 5-0 victory Friday that boosted their hopes of reaching the World Cup knockout stages. Pape…
Today in History: June 27, first ATM unveiled near London
Barclays Bank unveiled the first automated teller machine (ATM) in the town of Enfield, north London.
Daily News, other outlets, allege Microsoft urged Open AI to steal journalists’ work
The news organizations say Microsoft “expressly” encouraged ChatGPT users to republish reporting by journalists.
Commentary: A home is more than four walls. It’s a foundation for everything
For a family that has never had a home, it is a turning point. It opens the door to stability and a better future. There are ways for all of…
Commentary: Florida’s opioid process shows why regulation beats prohibition
A recovering addict writes that medication-assisted treatments such as kratom and 7-OH should remain viable options, but only with proper oversight.