Magic legend Tracy McGrady relaunches 1-on-1 league with competitive opener
The one-on-one games were coached by NBA legends such as Vince Carter and Muggsy Bogues with league founder Tracy McGrady watching nearby.
Commentary: Addressing Central Florida’s affordable-housing shortage
Public and private entities coming together to increase housing supply is a major key to helping more unhoused individuals.
Editorial: Identify Florida’s bogus nursing schools, and shut them down
Over the past century, nurses have played a critical role in hour-by-hour health care. And it’s always been back-breaking, often gut-wrenching work. Today’s nursing education is a far cry from…
El Niño is heating up faster than expected. Here’s what that means for hurricane season.
El Niño is making vast areas of the Pacific Ocean hot. The phenomenon will cause ripple effects globally — and affect Florida's hurricane season. Here's what you need to know.
Bianchi: The more Lane Kiffin talks, the better Jon Sumrall looks
Sumrall has completely changed the energy at UF while Kiffin keeps setting his own reputation on fire.
PHOTO ESSAY: Glitter, wings and whimsy: Black cosplayers turn Georgia woods into a fae wonderland
ATL Black Fae Fest is a three-day event where participants celebrate their love of fantasy, self-expression and glamour.
Paid family leave would benefit Florida’s workers, advocates say
Many Florida workers are forced to make "impossible decisions" after having babies because they don't have paid family leave, say advocates, who have urged Florida to adopt a paid leave…
Today in History: May 16, Queen Elizabeth addresses US Congress
Queen Elizabeth II became the first British monarch to address the U.S. Congress, speaking to a joint meeting of both chambers during her state visit to the United States.
Plant Doctor: More help for plants damaged by freeze — next are kaffir lilies, shrubs
Gardening advice for Central Floridians from an urban horticulturist emeritus with the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service
Commentary: Don’t boo AI like UCF students did. Adapt to it as creative partner
The UCF commencement speech where students booed artificial intelligence hid a bigger truth: AI should be your brainstorming partner but not your enemy.