Orlando Sentinel 150: Friday Flashback to Mmmm, Merita Bread sign!
The giant 18-foot tall and 30-foot wide neon-lighted Merita Bread sign which served as a beacon for five decades.
Orlando Sentinel, other media outlets seek ‘serious sanctions’ against OpenAI
Motion asks the court to punish OpenAI for hiding and destroying evidence showing how ChatGPT was trained on stolen journalism.
Orlando fire chief retires after only six months on the job
Jason Revoldt, a 24-year veteran of the agency, was named interim head of the department after the previous chief, Charles Salazar, resigned in October. Mayor Buddy Dyer officially appointed him…
It’s (almost) official: Welcome to President Donald J. Trump International Airport
Signage is already directing people to the rebranded President Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach County despite litigation and pushback. The name change is official Thursday.
Attorney Matt Morgan wants to save Winter Park’s endangered Merrywood House
Orlando-based attorney Matt Morgan has offered $5.5 million to buy the land where the historic — but imperiled — Merrywood house stands in Winter Park with the goal of preserving…
Seminole considers declawing ban as procedure falls out of favor worldwide
Seminole County commissioners will consider a ban on declawing cats at the urging of animal activists.
Orlando Sentinel 150: Monday Memory of when Mrs. Liberty became a citizen
"I just know I belong here. I'm not visiting any more. This is my country. I don't want to be a foreigner any more," Mrs. Liberty said.
Orlando Sentinel 150: How Central Florida celebrated the U.S. Bicentennial
We look back at how Orlando and Central Florida celebrated America's last milestone anniversary: the Bicentennial in 1976.
Thousands gather in Altamonte for ‘Red Hot and Boom’
Thousands gather to in Altamonte to celebrate America's 250th birthday at 'Red Hot and Boom'
Central Florida cooling centers open as homeless brace for the summer heat
As summer sets in, Central Florida's homeless population seeks refugee from soaring temperatures and humidity in county-designated cooling centers.