Family-owned Makoto Dressing plans a 70,000‑square‑foot production plant in Melbourne as the brand scales up production beyond its restaurant roots.

Foundry Commercial’s six‑building Edgewood Park of Commerce will add 565,600 sq ft of small‑bay industrial to Edgewood with trees, sound walls and interior truck courts.

Seminole County declared 72 units at Pebble Creek at Lake Mary unsafe after a Feb. 27 repair-related fire, prompting evacuations and emergency assistance.

TWICE plays Kia Center in Orlando March 2728 with a 360-degree arena show; a second night was added after demand. Ticket and transit tips for local fans.

Gold Crest Distillery has applied to relocate to 503 W. Central Blvd in Parramore and add an 1,800-square-foot tasting room. The move is awaiting city review.

Orange County commissioners hold a key impasse hearing Tuesday to decide pay and health care for firefighters. The outcome could end a nearly three‑year standoff.

An adult motorcyclist died after a three-vehicle crash at Calhoun Road and Kine Drive in Eustis. Troopers are investigating and the road was closed for several hours.

A Central Florida couple's car was struck in a hit‑and‑run and spun into a pond; video shows the crash and authorities are searching for the fleeing driver.

Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin returns April 8 at Magic Kingdom with new vehicles, handheld blasters, reactive targets and a support bot called Buddy.

Crestwood Apartments sold for $34.3 million in February, working out to more than $150K per unit as St. Cloud’s apartment pipeline expands. The deal underscores strong investor demand in the area.

Antoine Griezmann has reportedly been cleared to travel to Orlando as talks continue on a summer move to Orlando City. The arrival would be a major moment for the club.

After state crews painted over the Pulse rainbow crosswalk, Se7enBites owner Trina Gregory opened 49 parking spots to artists as a lasting protest and memorial. The privately painted stalls are meant to be permanent.

Orlando City and Osceola County signed a memorandum outlining a $50M plan to upgrade Osceola Heritage Park, pairing training and stadium work with new visitor amenities. The agreement splits funding between the club and county and aims to preserve longstanding events.