Osceola County ag instructor named Florida’s teacher of the year
Kyndall Brown, an Osceola County teacher, was named Florida's teacher of the year at a ceremony Thusday night in Orlando.
Central Florida company, owned by congressional candidate, used subpar materials, lawsuit says
Homeowners have sued Joe Strada, a Central Florida congressional candidate, and his home services company, accusing them of installing subpar wiring in thousands of new homes.
Giant metal roosters spread autism acceptance in Maine after town zoning spat
David and Sara LeBlanc say the roosters were meant to comfort their daughter Pyper, not advertise their business.
Today in History: July 24, stampede at Germany music festival kills 21
A stampede inside a tunnel crowded with techno music fans left 21 people dead and more than 500 injured at the famed Love Parade festival in Duisburg, Germany.
Special prosecutor urges articles of impeachment against Kissimmee mayor in ethics probe
A special prosecutor has recommended that articles of impeachment be filed against Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa after finding probable cause that she personally benefited from a public grant program that…
Alligator Alcatraz era formally ends as Miami-Dade takes back remote airport
Florida began moving detainees out of the camp weeks ago and on June 25 DeSantis made it official by holding a press conference at the site saying the detention facility…
Central Florida Rep. Paula Stark loses bid to get on ballot
Rep. Paula Stark, a St. Cloud Republican seeking reelection, was disqualified from the ballot for not filing her financial disclosure form by the June 12, and a judge refused to…
Volusia dad gets 42 years in prison after toddler dies in hot car while he drank at bar
Volusia County father Scott Gardner was sentenced Thursday to 42 years in prison in the death of his 18-month-old son, who he left inside a hot car for hours while…
Republicans want to remove Libertarian competitor in high-stakes South Florida congressional race
Republican candidates and the state party are seeking a court order to remove a Libertarian candidate from a critical South Florida congressional race.
Supreme Court rejects reprimand for Orange County judge over ‘cotton’ remark
An Orange County judge who last year asked a Black man in his courtroom if he ever “chopped cotton” and acted unprofessionally towards two public defenders won’t face a public…