Orlando Sentinel 150: Monday Memory of Orlando’s weirdest parade
In 1986, then-Orlando Sentinel columnist Bob Morris organized the weirdest parade in Orlando history – and it seemed to fit in just fine with the city. It was the Queen…
Afternoon showers and storms expected across Central Florida
Bands of showers and storms are expected to develop across east Central Florida.
Florida gas prices increased by 19 cents last week
Florida drivers saw a spike in gas prices due to tensions in the Middle East.
Asking Eric: He keeps tracking dirt in the house. Am I being unreasonable?
I don't like to walk on grit. And he doesn't seem to understand.
Democratic socialists are changing national politics. Is Florida next?
The largest socialist organization in the U.S. — with more than 100,000 members and chapters in all 50 states — is showing signs of life in Florida.
Tropical Storm Bertha forecast to form today in Gulf, threaten Florida Panhandle, NHC says
Tropical Storm Bertha is forecast to form Monday and could threaten the Florida Panhandle, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Low-income apartments in Orange County bring relief to struggling renters
A new apartment complex that opened last month is Orange County's latest effort to develop more affordable housing in a market where an average one-bedroom rents for $1,600 a month.,
Copay assistance is meant to defray patient drug costs. Some insurers keep it instead
Advocates say it’s difficult for consumers to find out if their plan uses a copay accumulator.
Talent rules, but ‘Diana’ misses the mark — royally | Review
Onstage at Sanford's Theater West End, "Diana" takes an unsatisfying look at the life of the celebrity royal.
Fort Lauderdale pride flag disappears as state begins removing street art
Much of Fort Lauderdale's street art—including its rainbow pride flag—had disappeared by Saturday morning as state workers began covering it over following a settlement agreement with the city.