While Florida keeps an eye on what is projected to become Tropical Storm Humberto, three more tropical waves have the National Hurricane Center's interest.
The Orlando Police Department could soon have access to a massive database of license plate numbers of cars collected by privately owned cameras across the country.
A bill introduced by Democratic state Sen. Randolph Bracy would split $10 million among descendants of victims of the Ocoee massacre. The bloody Election Day fray in 1920 led to a lynching and the exodus of virtually every black resident in the west Orange community for more than half a century.
Lake County commissioners discussed other ways to highlight black history and the fight for civil rights after approving a contract to build and install a memorial to the Groveland Four.
The Orlando United Assistance Center — created after the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting — runs out of its federal grant funds at the end of September but hopes to have enough money to keep it running through the end of the year. After that, though, its budget and its mission are uncertain.
Farmed Florida oysters are making headway into the food scene at an increasingly rapid clip. Gourmands coo over upmarket sampler menus touting coyly named boutique varieties like Saucy Ladies, Salty Birds and Magnolia Bluffs.
Orlando City bounced back not once but twice against the New England Revolution on Saturday, overcoming a 3-1 halftime deficit to earn a 3-3 draw at Exploria Stadium. Here are three takeaways from the match.
UCF moved up in the latest Associated Press top 25 poll, but the Knights saw no movement in the coaches' poll after a 45-27 win over Stanford Saturday the Knights dominated from start to finish.
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