The Latest Breaking News from Orlando

Satoshi Kanemura discusses trends, products, and what to expect at the FOR-A booth in Orlando this June.

Coca-Cola is one of the world’s most widely recognized brands. Its global reach, spanning more than 200 countries, was the theme of a 2020 commercial that showed families drinking Coke with their meals in cities from Orlando, Florida, to Shanghai, London, Mexico City and Mumbai, India.

AV Technology sat down with AVIXA's, director of Live Content, U.S./Canada, Annette Sandler, to learn about the InfoComm experience for end users and what’s in store in Orlando.

AVIXA CEO David Labuskes expects big things in Orlando.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The National Hurricane Center began tracking a system in the Atlantic east of Florida on Sunday, but by Monday afternoon said there was no chance of it forming into a tropical depression ahead of the official start of hurricane season.

Hamburger Mary’s in Orlando is suing Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state of Florida in federal court, claiming the restaurant has been deprived of its First Amendment rights and is already losing customers under a new law affecting drag shows.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The population of the International Space Station grew from seven to 11 on Monday morning with the arrival of the private Axiom Space crew that launched from Kennedy Space Center.

Be sure to catch all these solutions from Humly, Lightware, Avocor, Planar, and Ophit.

Dan Holland discusses trends, products, and what to expect at the IHSE USE booth in Orlando this June.

ORLANDO, Fla. — You may sense something in the air at SeaWorld Orlando. It’s the passengers aboard Pipeline, the theme park’s new roller coaster, which uses a bouncy surfing theme and a distinctive ride harness to create lots of weightlessness for riders.

Tourism officials in Orlando announced that 74 million people visited the city in 2022, making the Florida hotspot the most-visited destination in the United States.