Orange County Commissioner Michael Scott supports the Orlando Dreamers' efforts to secure an MLB franchise and develop a stadium, highlighting potential community benefits.

The Florida Gators won their third NCAA Men’s Basketball title, edging out the Houston Cougars 65-63. A celebration is set at Flavet Field on the University of Florida campus.

Orange County offers a $10 million incentive to host the Jacksonville Jaguars at Orlando's Camping World Stadium during EverBank Stadium's renovation in 2027, potentially generating $25-30 million per game.

Collin Morikawa takes a one-shot lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a 5-under 67, closely followed by Russell Henley going into the final round.

A Lim Kim leads by three shots at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, aiming for her third LPGA title with Linn Grant as her closest competitor.

The Orlando Magic aims to end a 4-game losing streak at home against the Portland Trail Blazers, leveraging a 14-8 home record against Portland's poor away performance.

Orlando Pride's Marta signs a two-year extension, committing to the team through 2026 and intending to continue domestic play after her international retirement.

Illinois beat South Carolina in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, marking their 10th win of the season, and the bowl games reportedly brought $100 million to Orlando's economy.

The Pop-Tarts Bowl introduces a trophy with a built-in toaster, created by GE Appliances, ahead of the game between Miami Hurricanes and Iowa State Cyclones.

Tiger Woods is returning to golf at the PNC Championship with his son Charlie, his first event since back surgery, joining a lineup of major winners and their kin.

Orlando will host the NCAA Division I tennis championships for 10 years starting in 2028 at the USTA National Campus, following a new 10-year agreement.

The University of Central Florida has named Scott Frost as its head football coach, anticipating a resurgence akin to his successful 2016-2017 tenure.

Gus Malzahn has resigned from UCF to become the offensive coordinator at Florida State University, ending his tenure with a 28-24 record. UCF acknowledges his role in their transition to the Big 12.