1 in 4 Florida family gatherings descend into drunken arguments over Christmas, survey reveals A new survey revealed how often Christmas family gatherings descend into drunken arguments. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 22, 2021
Magic’s Franz Wagner starts to shine as playmaker in light of absences If you arrive at an Orlando Magic game early enough, you’ll likely see Franz Wagner going over film with assistant coach Bret Brielmaier on the team’s bench. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 22, 2021
Skin cell Band-Aid, monoclonal antibodies among experiments launched by SpaceX A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket beat the rain and launched at 5:08 a.m. Tuesday from Kennedy Space Center to bring 6,500 pounds of cargo that includes a variety of medical experiments to the International Space Station. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
FAA and TSA agree to remove PreCheck rights from unruly passengers WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Authority announced Tuesday it will be working with the Transportation Security Administration to identify unruly passengers who face fines so that the TSA can remove them from its PreCheck screening program. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
FSU QB McKenzie Milton named Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Florida State quarterback McKenzie Milton capped off a stellar college career by being named one of three winners of the 2021 Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award Tuesday. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
Florida adds Ohio State transfer QB Jack Miller GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Ohio State quarterback Jack Miller announced he is bound for Florida, becoming coach Billy Napier’s first get from the transfer portal. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
Olive Garden’s Never Ending Pasta deal may have ended for good The end of Olive Garden’s Never Ending Pasta Bowl deal may have already happened. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
More cruise ships under COVID-19 investigations, but officials say plans are working Cruise lines will be the first to tell you that COVID-19 isn’t going away, but they have safety protocols in place to weather the storm when cases appear on board. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 21, 2021
More Disney backstage tours are returning in 2022 ORLANDO, Fla. — Some behind-the-scenes tours will be resuming at Walt Disney World in early 2022, the company announced Thursday. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 20, 2021
Tiger, Charlie Woods’ back-nine charge comes up short at PNC Championship Wearing Sunday red and making a back-nine charge is nothing new to Tiger Woods. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 20, 2021
NBA postpones Magic-Raptors game Monday due to health and safety protocols The Orlando Magic’s Monday road game against the Toronto Raptors was postponed because of “players and staff members entering the NBA’s Health and Safety protocols,” the league announced Sunday afternoon. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 19, 2021
Short-handed Magic hold off Nets’ comeback attempt to end losing streak NEW YORK — Despite being without 12 players and playing four recently-signed Lakeland Magic players, the Orlando Magic beat the Brooklyn Nets 100-93 on Saturday at the Barclays Center. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 19, 2021
Tiger Woods’ return to PNC Father-Son Challenge with 12-year-old Charlie ‘a blast’ for golf legend When it comes to Tiger Woods, longtime caddie Jim “Bones” Mackay has seen it all — and often with the best view in the house. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 19, 2021
Gators struggle with shooting but good enough to knock off USF in Orange Bowl Classic SUNRISE, Fla. – South Florida guard Caleb Murphy summed up his team’s 66-55 loss to the Florida Gators on Saturday afternoon in the annual Orange Bowl Classic at FLA Live Arena. Orlando Sentinel · Dec 19, 2021
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 18, 2021 Spokesman: Jaguars owner waited after deciding to fire Urban Meyer JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars are trying to set the record straight about owner Shad Khan’s firing of embattled coach Urban Meyer.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 18, 2021 Firefighters at Disney World say guests are ‘in danger’ because of short staffing ORLANDO, Fla. — A woman at a hotel within Walt Disney World had a heart attack in the middle of the day this past Sunday.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 18, 2021 Florida election officials hunt for snowbirds, others who voted twice in 2020 election: ‘We are not playing around’ ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida election officials are hunting for snowbird voter fraud in the 2020 election, combing through records to uncover people who cast ballots in multiple states.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 17, 2021 80,000 abejas encontradas detrás de la pared de la ducha de una familia de Florida Una pareja de Florida contrató a un profesional para eliminar una colmena de unas 80,000 abejas que vivían en la pared detrás de la ducha del baño, según informes de prensa.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 17, 2021 Some antibody treatments won’t work on the omicron variant, experts say ORLANDO, Fla. — Some of the monoclonal antibody treatments Florida deployed to combat the delta wave of COVID-19 over the summer won’t work against the new omicron variant that is rapidly spreading across the world, experts say.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 16, 2021 Magic’s Chuma Okeke, R.J. Hampton step into starting lineup with Mo Bamba, Gary Harris out in loss to Hawks ORLANDO, Fla. — Chuma Okeke and R.J. Hampton moved into the Orlando Magic’s starting lineup for Wednesday’s 111-99 home loss to the Atlanta Hawks after Mo Bamba (ankle) and Gary Harris (hamstring) were ruled out with injuries.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 16, 2021 Royal Caribbean to shuffle world’s largest cruise ship up to Port Canaveral Earlier this year Royal Caribbean decided to shift plans and send what will be the new world’s largest cruise ship, Wonder of the Seas, to Florida instead of China.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 15, 2021 FSU’s 5-star commitment Travis Hunter flips to Jackson State Travis Hunter, the No. 1 high school prospect in the 2022 recruiting class who was committed to Florida State since March 2020, surprisingly changed his mind and signed with Jackson State Wednesday.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 15, 2021 Calling it ‘state-sanctioned racism,’ Florida Gov. DeSantis seeks ban of critical race theory in schools, workplaces TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Critical race theory shouldn’t be taught to Florida’s children or workers, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday, and he’ll seek legislation next month to ban a practice that is stirring debate nationwide.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 15, 2021 DeSantis to seek critical race theory ban in schools, workplaces TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Critical race theory shouldn’t be taught to Florida’s children or workers, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday, and he’ll seek legislation next month to ban a practice that is stirring debate nationwide.
Orlando Sentinel · Dec 14, 2021 3 Florida residents arrested after casting multiple votes in 2020 election ORLANDO, Fla. — Three residents of The Villages were recently arrested and face charges of casting more than one vote during the 2020 election, according to affidavits.