Orlando has formally offered to host the Olympic Qualifier Series final at Camping World Stadium, pitching a four-day festival that would feed into the Road to Los Angeles 2028.

Orlando City SC unveils a gold "Sunken Treasure Kit" inspired by Florida's 1715 Treasure Fleet, and will sport the jersey through the 2027-2028 season.

High Point’s new Orlando gym will host the Yeti Climbing Nationals Feb. 11–15, featuring 249 registered athletes, eight Olympians and a roughly $30,000 prize pool.

Orlando is hosting the YETI Climbing National Championships, featuring top climbers competing for a $30,000 prize and points towards the 2026 National Team selection.

The Orlando Solar Bears' game was postponed due to a PHPA strike after the ECHL's final offer failed to meet union demands, leading to a charge with the NLRB.

Lake Mary Rams football team won their first state championship with a last-second touchdown, overturning a 21-3 halftime deficit to beat Vero Beach 28-27.

Orlando bids to host the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup, highlighting Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium in the official bid book, with plans for a $400 million stadium renovation.

Osceola County approves negotiations with Orlando City Soccer Club for major sporting development, including a training center expansion and a new lease agreement.

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new City Edition uniforms that blend elements from the franchise's history with modern design, as they prepare to debut them in an upcoming game against the Clippers.

UCF football coach Shawn Clark, 50, passed away after a medical emergency. He was a mentor and family man, with a prior 40-24 coaching record at Appalachian State.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden won gold in the 100m at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo with a record-breaking 10.61 seconds, making her the fourth fastest woman ever in the event.

Investors withdraw from Orlando's MLB Dreamers, casting doubt on the team's future, as a key investor shifts focus to Tampa Bay Rays and a major backer pulls $300 million support.

Seminole County designates August 26th as "Lee Corso Day" to honor the ESPN "College GameDay" broadcaster's impact on football as he approaches retirement.