Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
The president has spent much of the year downplaying the threat of a virus that has killed more than 205,000 Americans. | | |
After two months of steady decline, COVID-19 hospitalizations in Central Florida seem to have leveled off, a welcome news for hospitals, although it's not clear how long this steady state will... | | |
At a community meeting in Pine Hills Thursday evening, Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings said he's creating a citizens task force aimed to reduce violence in Orlando by identifying... | | |
Two tropical waves are being monitored in the Caribbean by the National Hurricane Center, with one of them having increased odds of becoming Tropical Storm Gamma today or Saturday. | | |
"For the past two and a half years under Nancy's leadership we have better positioned our newsroom and sales teams for the future," Tribune Publishing CEO Terry Jimenez said in an email... | | |
You might not see crowds this low at Walt Disney World again. It also doesn't mean you won't have to wait in line. | | |
Universal Orlando has announced discount-ticket deals for its theme parks — one that throws in three free days — and extended the purchase deadline on an existing offer. | | |
Although unemployment claims have eased, employees in the hospitality, leisure and transportation industries girded for massive layoffs between October and December, which in turn could trigger... | | |
UCF is asking its athletic teams to reduce their respective budgets by 10% across the board for the upcoming 2020-21 season in response to the economic shortfalls associated with the... | | |
No. 4 Seminole plays at No. 9 Lake Minneola and No. 1 Apopka plays at No. 15 Lake Brantley in Sentinel Super 16 matchups in Week 5 of the regular season. | | |
Florida's mountain bike community is growing and thriving, despite a lack of elevation change. Fast, flowy trails and manmade features provide challenges for riders of all skill levels. | | |
It's that time of year again, and Orlando's local breweries are out of their gourds for pumpkin and spice and everything nice. | | |
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we dine at restaurants, shop for groceries and interact with loved ones. But it won't break the fall spirit that comes when Halloween is around... | | |
Two puppies were running in their backyard towards Lake Kathryn in Paisley, Florida on a sunny afternoon when suddenly an alligator launches itself out of the water and grabs a hold of one,... | | |
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