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.
FBI investigation of Argentine soccer entity escalates as grand jury meets in Miami
According to law enforcement officials, the Argentine Football Association’s senior executives are suspected of moving more than $300 million in sponsorship payments through multiple businesses in Miami-Dade County, with some…
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.
Orlando Sentinel 150: Friday Flashback to historic Beacham Theatre
The theater was built in 1921 by former Orlando mayor Braxton Beacham, a citrus baron, on the site of the old county jail.
Carnival welcomes 2.4 million guests in first year at Celebration Key in Bahamas
Carnival Cruise Line is celebrating one year at Celebration Key on Grand Bahama Island while thinking about future expansions to its Caribbean destinations.
Microsoft sued over Xbox tariff costs, refunds
Microsoft isn’t the first company to face legal action over tariff-related refunds.
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.
Commentary: Cash isn’t nostalgia, it’s a democratic necessity
Digital payments are convenient, but they reduce our anonymity, close doors to the elderly or the unhoused, and could bring security issues. Cash keeps those problems at bay.
Commentary: Finding support in the slow adoption process
Adopting through foster care is a long stretch of ordinary days until that final courtroom date. But there are ways to simplify the process.