Asking Eric: Their wedding decision was inexplicable — and painful for us
The fiance had guests from all over the world while my child's aunts and uncles were snubbed.
Strengthening Tropical Storm Edouard targets Gulf landfall as remnants of Dolly head for Florida, NHC says
Tropical Storm Edouard strengthened before landfall on Tuesday while the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly continued to make their way toward Florida, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Full Sail University lays off 180 academic, administrative employees
Full Sail University let go 180 employees last week, citing changes in enrollment and technology. The layoffs come a year after the school cut 120 employees.
Seminole nursing school was ‘deceptive’ and ‘misled’ students, lawsuit says
An unaccredited nursing school in Longwood was "deceptive" and "misled" students, according to a recently filed lawsuit.
Clean bills of health: Which Central Florida restaurants had perfect inspections in August?
After 2,054 restaurant inspections across Central Florida in August, only 199 had no issues for the entire month, according to data from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Temperatures cool down, storms and showers expected in evening
Temperatures will be slightly cooler as showers and storms are expected in the afternoon.
Festival of Trees returns to Orlando Museum of Art for 40th anniversary
The Festival of Trees, presented by the Council of 101, returns to Orlando Museum of Art for its 40th anniversary celebration Nov. 14-22. The holiday tradition raises money for the…
Cubans living in Florida are being deported to Africa
Yasmany Moreno, originally from Cuba, owned a small trucking company in South Florida that transported cargo between Miami and Tampa. He also helped support his parents, who live near Orlando.
Under Hope Florida cloud, DeSantis to host forum with Uthmeier, Donalds
Tuesday's forum comes a week after the leak of a grand jury report that concluded DeSantis’ administration misused taxpayer money for political purposes.
Garden Theatre leaders hear concerns, promise action
About 20 Central Floridians interested in the future of the Winter Garden theater turned out for a listening session on Monday night.