Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Detectives are searching for a missing couple considered "endangered" after their car was found in Sanford Thursday morning under "suspicious circumstances." Tiffany Nicole Church, 35,... | | |
In the Orlando area, many former employees have pivoted to created their own businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. | | |
Lake County is expecting more than 10,000 COVID-19 vaccines early next week. | | |
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had a tumultuous 2020, with his response to the coronavirus pandemic eating into his once-high approval numbers. And now the Republican governor faces 2021 without... | | |
Florida will not see a New Year's Day update on the number of newly recorded coronavirus cases and deaths, along with other closely monitored pandemic data. This comes a day after the state posted... | | |
The legal fight began after a mass exodus of employees quit Seacoast on Dec. 26, 2019 without giving two week's notice, Seacoast said in the federal lawsuit. Seacoast also accused its... | | |
Congress has overridden President Donald Trump's veto of a defense policy bill, a first by lawmakers since he took office. | | |
The giant Lake Apopka and Clermont's Lake Minneola are very different in size and appearances but they have been given a new round of help recently to fight off a common scourge, harmful... | | |
Hernando County and Florida officials are now working together to limit the future use of Weeki Wachee River, including potentially prohibiting visitors from anchoring or exiting their... | | |
Injuries continue to pile up on the Orlando Magic, who will be without rookie Chuma Okeke indefinitely as he recovers from a bone bruise to his left knee. | | |
UCF running back Otis Anderson is the latest player to leave the program, announcing Thursday he is declaring for the upcoming NFL draft. | | |
UF quarterback Kyle Trask could have second-guessed his decision to play in the Cotton Bowl, thanking fans, coaches and teammates while declaring for the NFL draft. | | |
An Altamonte Springs mother is turning her grief into action after she saw her 17-month old daughter killed while out for a family bike ride. | | |
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