Miss Manners: I was ridiculed by guests for wearing white dress to bridal shower
My daughter called me selfish, and her friends stated that if it was their shower, they would purposefully spill red wine on my dress.
Bianchi: David Steele’s greatest call was 37 years of trust and credibility
National broadcasters become famous. Local broadcasters like David Steele become family, writes Mike Bianchi.
David Steele retires after 37 seasons as play-by-play voice of Magic
David Steele said he is "forever grateful" to have had the opportunity to serve as the play-by-play voice of the Orlando Magic since 1989.
Editorial: Don’t let Social Security fall off a cliff
The need to reform Social Security — to keep by far the most important government assistance program solvent — has long been obvious. The Baby Boom from 1946 to 1964…
Watch live: NASA astronaut to launch with 2 cosmonauts to space station
NASA astronaut Anil Menon is set to launch with a pair of cosmonauts on a Soyuz spacecraft to the International Space Station today.
Afternoon storms on tap again for Central Florida ahead of heat buildup
Central Florida is in store for more thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon as the region gets prepared for temperatures to soar higher into the 90s the rest of the week, according…
Supreme Court could end 6-person juries. For Florida, it would be a seismic shift
Late last month, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments from lawyers for a Palm Beach County chiropractor accused of inappropriate contact with patients. They say he had a…
Florida prisoner, 74, set to be oldest inmate executed in state’s modern history
Florida was again preparing Tuesday to execute one of its oldest death row prisoners in history, a 74-year-old convicted murderer who is one of three older inmates set to die…
SpaceX knocks out Florida launch while prepping for Texas Starship mission
SpaceX tallied another Starlink mission early Tuesday on the Space Coast where it was business as usual, but in Texas, the company continued to prep for the next launch of…
Alligator Alcatraz is no more. Tents, cars, signs disappear from airport site
“Not much left but a couple of trucks and a few contractors standing around,” pilot Ra Schooley, who took aerial photos Sunday morning, remarked.