Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
OIympia is the first Orange County public school to shut down because of virus cases. Harmony Middle School in Osceola County announced its two-week closure on Aug. 28 after 10 staff members... | | |
Activists on Tuesday plan to urge the Orange County School Board to cut back how much it spends on police officers. They say schools need more counselors, not more on-campus officers., | | |
The Florida Department of Health reported 2,564 new coronavirus cases and 38 new fatalities on Sunday. To date, 646,431 people have been infected statewide, and 11,849 residents have died from... | | |
A 26-year old man was killed and a 25-year-old female passenger was seriously injured in a single-car crash along State Road 429 near Winter Garden on Saturday evening, according to the... | | |
The woman was driving on U.S. Highway 1 near Rocket Road, according to Florida Highway Patrol. | | |
Orange County hopes to hatch a plan to deal with problems around Bird Island, a popular spot for boaters to drop anchor in Lake Butler. | | |
A guest columnist writes of workers' struggles and pushed for passage of the HEROES Act for more unemployment benefits and hazard pay. | | |
Oak Hill resident Doug Senecal, aka Doug Danger, is working with Bloodline Sports Production to document his world record-breaking motorcycle jump attempt, which will serve as a fundraiser for... | | |
SeaWorld Orlando is issuing cards for unlimited entry to K-12 teachers through Aug. 31, 2021. | | |
International Manatee Day is Sept. 7; here are some ways to learn about and help Florida's beloved sea cow. | | |
Lake Nona resident Jennifer Brady clasped her hands, threw back her head, closed her eyes and soaked in the biggest moment of her tennis career with Sunday victory at the U.S. Open. | | |
The judge's order stops the Census Bureau from winding down operations until a court hearing is held on Sept. 17. | | |
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