Pictures: New Coca Cola Distribution Center
Ribbon cutting ceremony and tour of the new Coca Cola Beverages Florida Orlando Distribution Center, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. The 180,000 square foot distribution center is a $84 million…
Orlando Sentinel 150: Wild weather helped shape Central Florida from the very beginning
Weather is primarily the movement of large air masses, picking up moisture along the way. And for millions of years, all that moisture surrounding us in Central Florida has created…
Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando: Remembering the victims of June 12, 2016
Family and friends and our community remember the victims of Orlando's Pulse nightclub massacre – the 49 lives lost on June 12, 2016. Here are their stories.
The legacy of Pulse: ‘Something that always stays with you’
It's been 10 years since the horrific nightclub shooting. We've endured and learned, but our wounds still ache.
Orlando Sentinel turns 150 years old today. This is our story.
We celebrate a century and a half of journalism in Central Florida by looking back on the publications and pioneers who made us what we are today.
These Florida mothers warned family courts about abuse. Now they can’t speak to their children
A Sun Sentinel investigation reveals how Florida family courts use no-contact orders to strip custody from parents never charged with abuse, abandonment or neglect.
Woman undergoes rare quadruple organ transplant at University of Chicago Medicine
She received a new right lung, left lung, kidney and liver, all from one deceased donor.
A mysterious company abandoned 603 oil wells, costing Illinois millions. Here’s how they did it.
A Tribune investigation reveals how Fireball exposed communities to contaminants.
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.
The nurse was branded ‘a danger to public health’ in Maryland. She is still licensed in Florida.
An Orlando Sentinel investigation details Florida's erratic response to a fake-diploma nursing school scandal, with hundreds of nurses caught up in the legal fracas still able to practice.