Orlando Sentinel 150: Friday Flashback to July 4 parade in 1886
This Orlando parade photo, believed to be from 1886, is historic in several ways.
Congresswoman describes ‘inhumane’ conditions at Miramar ICE facility
The ICE field office in Miramar isn't supposed to be a detention center, but it has turned into one with conditions U.S. Rep Debbie Wasserman Schultz described as "inhumane" and…
Here’s how Central Floridians can help Venezuela after the earthquake
Central Florida's Venezuelan community is seeking help in the wake of last month's rare twin earthquakes that devastated their homeland.
Talking Central Florida: Downtown historic district, Split Oak toll road
Talking Central Florida discusses Orlando’s Downtown Historic Preservation District and the construction of a toll road that intersects Split Oak Forest
Orlando victim named in fatal Seminole County alligator attack
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission released the name of the woman killed in an alligator attack in Seminole County over the weekend as the investigation into the incident…
Orlando Sentinel 150: Our 1976 story of time capsule opened this week
We went into our archives and found the story we wrote about the time capsule being prepared 50 years ago during America's Bicentennial.
Pictures: City of Orlando opens 1976 time capsule ahead of America’s 250th celebration
Orlando mayor Buddy Dyer and city commissioners open a 50-year-old time capsule at city hall ahead of America’s 250th celebration on Monday.
Orlando cracks open five-decade-old time capsule for America’s 250th
Orlando city officials revealed the contents of a five-decade-old time capsule Monday, unearthing magazines, maps, cassette tapes and other memorabilia from 1976.
New location and design for Osceola’s Pulse memorial draws controversy
Two years after Osceola County announced they would build a spectacular, permanent tribute to the 49 killed from the 2016 Pulse shooting, the latest changes to the project have led…
Orlando Sentinel 150: Monday Memory of Ben Franklin celebrating July 4 in Orlando
Over in Oviedo, Thomas Jefferson was at church and couldn't be reached for comment.