Veteran guard Jevon Carter rejoining Magic in free agency
Jevon Carter's impact was felt on and off the court for Orlando this past season and now he's agreed to return to the Magic.
Walmart parking space argument ends in deadly shooting
A Lauderhill man died on Tuesday after a woman shot him in what she said was self-defense during an argument about a parking space at a Walmart.
Harrowing 911 call details Orlando woman’s fatal alligator attack
A harrowing 911 call depicts the aftermath of Orlando resident Brittany Clark's fatal attack by an alligator at a Seminole County state park Sunday, as her boyfriend and friend try…
UCF position preview: Offensive line faces rebuild under new leadership
Offensive line coach A.J. Blazek reached into the transfer market to help rebuild a unit that returns just one starter from last season.
Magic to sign Jonathan Isaac to new deal after waiving veteran days ago
After waiving Jonathan Isaac over the weekend, the Magic are bringing back the veteran forward on a new contract with Orlando.
Maxwell: Who makes Orlando better? Plus, watch out for Hope Florida 2.0
Maxwell: It’s time again for readers to submit their nominations for “10 People Who Make Orlando a Better Place to Live.” Plus, questions about whether the Hope Florida scandal will…
Aman at Sea: Luxury cruise line unveils inaugural Caribbean season with $32,000+ suites
Aman at Sea will take wealthy guests for Caribbean voyages aboard the Amangati yacht with spacious suites going for $32,000 and up.
Kissimmee’s Gateway Airport looks to go international
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency recently granted the municipal airport preliminary approval to be designated as a “User Fee Facility,” paving the way for the airfield to allow…
Florida’s GOP candidates for governor hate taxes. These 2 didn’t pay them
But tax avoidance is no mere campaign promise for two of the candidates. Fishback and Collins fell behind on their own personal tax bills, according to property records.
As the World Cup grows more global, many fans still struggle to get there
From Iraq to Cape Verde, international soccer fans face U.S. visa hurdles. They are bringing the World Cup excitement to their own hometowns.