Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
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Good morning, it's Wednesday, June 2. Today in Orlando, it will be mostly clear with a high of 89° and a low of 72°. Get hour-by-hour temperatures here. |
On the first day of Pride Month, activists and advocates gathered in front of Orlando City Hall to protect the rights of transgender youth after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation... | | |
An agent with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement was shot and injured Tuesday afternoon in Kissimmee, though few details about the incident were immediately released. | | |
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, which shuttered office buildings, hotels, restaurants and even theme parks a year ago, real estate in Central Florida proved to be a resilient economic... | | |
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried is running for governor in 2022, according to records posted on the State Department's website. | | |
Although alcohol sales surged nationwide at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, a recent survey suggests that at least in Florida, one in five people have now quit drinking or drastically... | | |
Seeking to understand a friend or family member who suffers from PTSD can open our eyes to the stigmas of that and other mental-health disorders, a guest columnist writes. | | |
Orlando Magic guard Terrence Ross delivered a social media eulogy Tuesday morning to his Lamborghini Urus — hours after he learned the SUV, valued at more than $200,000, had been stolen... | | |
The world's most beloved trashy cocktail gets sprung from the well in our salute to June: National Iced Tea Month. | | |
From blood drives to memorials and an exhibit, here are a few ways to mark five years since the Pulse nightclub shooting. | | |
Disney World at 50: Walt Disney comes to Orlando to inspect Central Florida land. | | |
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