Orlando Erupts in Mixed Reaction to U.S. Capture of Venezuelan President Maduro: Floridians Divided on Intervention
Floridians react differently to the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with some protesting against American intervention and others celebrating what they hope marks a new beginning.
Central Florida Welcomes First Newborns of 2026 with Celebrations and Donations
Central Florida hospitals welcomed the first babies of 2026, with AdventHealth Orlando's baby born at 12:23 am and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer's at 12:41 am. A local diaper bank donated diapers to one family.
Orlando's Legends Academy Shuts Down Unexpectedly, Leaving Over 200 Students and Staff in Limbo
Legends Academy in Orlando closed suddenly due to financial difficulties, affecting over 200 students and employees without prior warning. The school had a history of spending more than its revenue.
Orlando Appoints Jason Revoldt as New Fire Chief, Ushering in a New Era of Leadership and Public Safety
Jason Revoldt was named the new Orlando Fire Chief after serving as interim chief. He has 25 years of experience and will focus on public safety and the strategic placement of resources.
Orlando Honors Late State Sen. Geraldine F. Thompson with Street Dedication Near Wells’Built Museum
A section of West South Street in downtown Orlando was renamed "Senator Geraldine F. Thompson Way" in tribute to the late senator and her contributions to education, public service, and Black history.
82-Year-Old U.S. Army Veteran Becomes Valencia College's Oldest Graduate, Continues Educational Pursuit at UCF
At 82, Paul Grizelle-Reid became Valencia College's oldest graduate, celebrated for his commitment to education and community involvement. He is now pursuing a bachelor's degree at UCF.












