Mike Bianchi: Magic coach Steve Clifford decides to leave rather than lose Steve Clifford did the job he was hired to do. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 6, 2021
Capitol riot arrests reveal far-right Oath Keepers’ extremist influence in Florida, experts say ORLANDO, Fla. — As rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol, 21-year-old Kissimmee resident William Isaacs and his fellow Oath Keepers, clad in battle gear, climbed up the steps in a military-style “stack” to get to the building’s Columbus Doors on Jan. 6, court documents say. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 5, 2021
Magic, coach Steve Clifford part ways ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando Magic coach Steve Clifford will not return next season, the team reported Saturday. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 5, 2021
Del Ambiente y Alianza honran a víctimas de Pulse y reconocen legado de líderes comunitarios LGBTQ+ En los últimos años la comunidad hispana en Florida Central ha enfrentado un aumento inmenso movido por diferentes incidentes que van desde huracanes desastrosos y terremotos en Puerto Rico y crisis humanitarias en países latinoamericanos. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 4, 2021
SpaceX launches Falcon 9 to ISS with water bears, squid and other experiments SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket Thursday afternoon from Kennedy Space Center for a cargo resupply mission along with 7,300 pounds worth of science experiments. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 3, 2021
Matt Gaetz ally Joel Greenberg's sentencing set for Aug. 19 after judge approves plea deal ORLANDO, Fla. — Joel Greenberg, the former Seminole County tax collector who recently pleaded guilty to six federal charges — including sex trafficking of a child — is now set to face sentencing Aug. 19, records show. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 3, 2021
Según informes, los federales investigan si Matt Gaetz obstruyó la justicia ORLANDO, Fla. — Los investigadores federales están exploran si el representante federal Matt Gaetz obstruyó la justicia al intentar influir en un testigo en la investigación federal sobre tráfico sexual en su contra, según un par de informes nuevos. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 3, 2021
Feds reportedly investigating whether Matt Gaetz obstructed justice ORLANDO, Fla. — Federal investigators are exploring whether U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz obstructed justice by attempting to influence a witness in the federal sex trafficking probe targeting him, according to a pair of new reports. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 3, 2021
Daytona International Speedway to lift all COVID-19 restrictions for Coke Zero Sugar 400 Daytona International Speedway will soon be back to its old self, allowing full capacity and the freedom to roam at the iconic track. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
Sheriff calls for juvenile justice reform after children escape Florida group home, shoot at deputies ORLANDO, Fla. — A 12-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl were in a shootout with deputies Tuesday night in Volusia County after the children broke into a house and armed themselves with guns, including an assault rifle, they found inside, Sheriff Mike Chitwood said. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
Advocates call DeSantis’ veto of Pulse counseling, homeless youth shelter ‘war on LGBTQ+ Floridians’ ORLANDO, Fla. — Just days from the five-year remembrance of Orlando’s Pulse nightclub massacre, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday vetoed $150,000 in state funds that would have provided counseling for survivors — despite a budget that has $9.5 billion in reserves. And in what advocates describe as “war” on… Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
NASA chief announces 2 new Venus missions after agency's $25 billion budget request ORLANDO, Fla. — New NASA Administrator Bill Nelson gave his first State of NASA address on Wednesday plotting out the agency’s plans to continue the Artemis program to return humans to the moon as well as new Earth-centric missions as part of the largest science budget ask ever for the… Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
Trabajadores Latinos son cruciales para la recuperación económica ante la COVID-19, revela estudio de Latino Donor Collaboratives Los trabajadores latinos mantuvieron la economía a flote durante el inicio de la pandemia por la COVID-19 y ahora se perfilan como un grupo clave en la recuperación económica de EE.UU., según un estudio comisionado por Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
12-year-old, 14-year-old engage in shootout with Florida deputies after home break-in ORLANDO, Fla. — A 12-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl were in a shootout with deputies Tuesday night in Volusia County, arming themselves with weapons belonging to a house they had broken into. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 2, 2021
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Florida coach Mike White receives two-year contract extension Florida men’s basketball coach Mike White received a two-year extension through the 2026-2027 season after leading the Gators to their fourth straight NCAA Tournament.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Florida's Dan Mullen gets 3-year extension, becomes 3rd-highest paid coach in SEC Florida football coach Dan Mullen received a three-year contract extension Tuesday worth an additional $1.5 annually following a turbulent 2020 season and amid NCAA sanctions.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Hurricane season 2021: How do you keep your pets safe? To keep your pet safe in a hurricane, you have the following options: keep the animal inside if you stay home; bring it along if you evacuate; leave it with someone trustworthy or board it at a reputable kennel.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Hurricane season 2021: How do you prep food in a hurricane? As hurricane season draws near, it’s time to check and double check your food and water supplies.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Hurricane season 2021: What do you do with your kids during a hurricane? To cut down on your child’s anxiety, not to mention the cries of “I’m bored,” we’ve compiled a list of things to prepare them for a hurricane and to keep them entertained.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 1, 2021 Hurricane season 2021: What do you put in your first-aid kit? Stock your first-aid kit and store in a waterproof container
Orlando Sentinel · May 31, 2021 ‘She was gone, instantly’: Florida hurricane victims recall dangers ORLANDO, Fla. — Marijke Browning still remembers the calm breath of Hurricane Andrew as its eye moved over her Homestead home nearly 30 years ago.
Orlando Sentinel · May 31, 2021 Want lunch with an orca? How about an alligator? SeaWorld sets the table for you ORLANDO, Fla. — SeaWorld patrons settle at socially distanced tables around midday, enjoying the chance to sit down, de-mask and enjoy the shade courtesy of the roof above. Servers, donning facial coverings, explain the virtual menu, take orders and distribute meals and beverages.
Orlando Sentinel · May 31, 2021 Magic fans remind LeBron James of 2009 playoffs after he takes jabs at Orlando It appears LeBron James is not too fond of the City Beautiful.
Orlando Sentinel · May 29, 2021 Will hurricane season 2021 be another 2020? ORLANDO, Fla. — The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is nearly here, but will its numbers rival 2020, and will Florida be in the crosshairs?
Orlando Sentinel · May 29, 2021 CDC gives Carnival OK for test trips from Port Canaveral, Miami, Galveston ORLANDO, Fla. — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention opened the door for cruises to begin again for Carnival Cruise Line out of Port Canaveral, Miami and Galveston.