The 4-1 vote sends staff to work with the Lincoln Park South Lake Alliance, but Mayor Tim Murry dissented over ballfield space.

The 11.60-acre Pine Avenue landmark is listed for $1,799,900, and its future after a sale remains uncertain.

Treasure Coast Food Bank's new Fort Pierce headquarters can crank out 25,000 meals a day during a disaster.

Chalk art, food trucks and a Prism performance filled the Robinson Street campus as Howard's renovated theater and media center debuted.

The Christian Service Center's Parramore campus now has a medical clinic and a nearly 6,000-square-foot pavilion for Orlando's homeless residents.

Thousands will race in costume around Lake Eola on Thanksgiving to help Seniors First deliver meals to Central Florida's elderly.

Melbourne's Platt's Patch Fall Festival brings pumpkins, scare trails and support for its animal rescue through November 1.

Lost Lake neighbors clash over screen-shredding peacocks as Casselberry eyes changing its sanctuary rule.

The nearly 10,000-square-foot center at 5160 Pueblo Street replaces the old YMCA building with a pool, gym and job-placement programs.

A puppy named for a fallen Orlando firefighter's nickname is set to become a hearing dog for someone who is deaf or hard-of-hearing.

Come Out With Pride packs Lake Eola with a parade, two stages and fireworks Saturday, plus street closures downtown.

Tickets include complimentary mimosas, Bloody Marys and a chance to buy decorated holiday trees.

The world champion sprinter launches her nonprofit, The Village Initiative, with a fireside chat featuring Olympic and NFL stars.