Campaign poll shows Wasserman Schultz viewed favorably by Black voters, leading primary matchup
Polling conducted for Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s campaign shows her with 52% of Democratic primary vote, high favorability among Black voters.
UCF received nearly $20 million of revenue from Big 12 in second season
The Knights received $19.97 million as part of it annual revenue from the conference according to tax documents for the 2024-25 fiscal year.
Lightning risk is about to ramp up in Florida. Here’s how to stay safe.
Florida leads the nation in lightning fatalities. Here's how to stay safe as lightning activity picks up this rainy season.
Gary Grimes retires from business, but he’ll still be making music
At age 87 Gary Grimes is retiring from Steinway Piano Gallery, but he will continue to bring music to children who need it most.
Rain and storm chances increase over interior, lightning and hail possible
Rain and storm chances are increasing across the interior during the afternoon.
Milk Mart turns 10 this weekend
A decade in, The Milk District's largest street party, celebrating local art, culture and food, is still going strong
3 Central Florida restaurants shut down last week after health inspections
The Department of Business and Professional Regulation shut down three Central Florida restaurants for health code violations during the week from May 17-23.
Ewww! Lovebugs are back, after years of decline
This year, lovebugs seem to be in greater swarms than in recent years, according to researchers. In 2023, scientists feared they were headed toward extinction.
Hurricane season 2026: Hurricane Irma changed how Florida nursing homes prepare for storms
It’s been nine years since Hurricane Irma forced mass evacuations across Florida and left millions without power. Emergency managers say the storm exposed serious problems inside some nursing homes and…
Disney World springs into summer with updates, upgrades
There are refreshed adventures in space and on the ground at Disney World theme parks.