Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 In the nation's worst market for extremely low-income housing, the Orlando Housing Authority has plans to demolish more than 1,000 public-housing units throughout the city, responding to pressure from the Trump administration. |   | |
 Florida has won Medicaid approval to launch a $750,000 pilot program in Central Florida that will provide behavioral health services to chronically homeless individuals. The money will help some of them get into permanent housing. | | | |
 Michael Moreschi, the Orlando police detective who has worked some of the city's most notorious murders, will retire April 1. | | | |
 Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings hinted he's close to announcing a strategy for a mass-transit funding source. | | | |
 Visitors to Kennedy Space Center can participate in the Astronaut Training Experience to simulate what it's like to train as a space explorer. | | | |
 Orlando City fell behind in the first half and – despite a furious rally – couldn't find an equalizer, falling 2-1 to D.C. United in Orlando City Stadium on Sunday in front of an announced crowd of 22,481. | | | |
 Orlando City coach James O'Connor didn't pull his punches when discussing a no-call on Wayne Rooney's free-kick goal in the first half of Orlando City's 2-1 loss to D.C. United on Sunday. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic can lean on the poise and energy they displayed Saturday in Indiana as they play out the remaining five games of the regular season. | | | |
 UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton is confident God is looking over him during his recovery from a catastrophic knee injury. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic kept pace in the playoff race with Saturday's victory against the Indiana Pacers. | | | |
 "Burn This Down: Reflections on the Art World" at Orlando's Mills Gallery features new works by 95-year-old abstract artist and New Smyrna Beach resident Harold Garde. | | | |
 'Cars' hero Lightning McQueen spins into new show at Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park | | | |
 Lynda Carter, star of 'Wonder Woman' in the 1970s, will join MegaCon Orlando in May for a day. | | | |
 There are a plethora of boarding, kenneling and hotel options for Walt Disney World, SeaWorld Orlando and Universal Orlando Resort visitors traveling with pets. | | | |
 Central Florida's home prices have been rising at historic rates during the last decade and now increasing home values and the shortage for affordable homes are reaching into neighborhoods such as Pine Hills, Parramore and Richmond Heights. | | | |
|
No comments:
Post a Comment