Orlando roads are still dangerous for walkers — but they’re getting better
Orlando, once considered the nation's most dangerous place for pedestrians, has improved the safety of its roads, a new study shows.
Christina Grimmie shooting death in Orlando happened 10 years ago
The shooting death of Christina Grimmie in Orlando was national news 10 years ago, although it was drowned out from the tragic Pulse nightclub shooting that happened the same weekend.
SpaceX IPO: A glossary to help understand what happens in an initial public offering
Anyone following SpaceX’s plans to sell shares to the public is likely to hear terms thrown around that describe steps of an IPO.
Editorial: Months before property-tax vote, budget talks got dirty in the dark
A recent report lists 621 specific state projects, totaling $830 million, that merit veto consideration because they bypassed established budget rules, but the governor's friends don't often get vetoed.
How to help your kindergartners prepare for school during the summer
To figure out the best way to help your kindergartner prepare for school during the summer, we consulted our baby and child expert, Dr. Aimee Ketchum.
Rain chances increase inland and along the coast, heat wave incoming
Rain chances along the coast increased Wednesday morning, with higher chances listed for the interior in the afternoon.
Hurricane center begins tracking 1st Atlantic basin system with chance to form
The National Hurricane Center posted in its tropical outlook Wednesday the first system with a chance to form into the season's initial tropical depression or storm in the Atlantic basin.
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.
Pulse anniversary: 10 years later grief remains, says mom of victim
Olga Disla said her anxiety spikes as the anniversary of the Pulse shooting nears, and she remembers the death of her son Anthony Luis Laureano Disla, who she says remains…
Pulse anniversary: Dyer says Orlando remains a community ‘welcoming to everybody’
Just after 7 a.m. nearly 10 years ago, Orlando police recounted to the public the first details of the horror that unfolded overnight while much of the city slept, reporting…