Port Canaveral juggles requisite space duties amid cruise juggernaut – Orlando Sentinel
The cruise business remains king at Port Canaveral, but the burgeoning space industry has muscled its way into…
Orlando Sentinel turns 150 years old today. This is our story. – Orlando Sentinel
It was an audacious leap of faith, still clouded in a bit of mystery, with long-lasting implications. Rufus…
History center exhibit: Orlando Sentinel’s 150-year story
As the Orlando Sentinel celebrates its 150th birthday today, a new museum display showcases the newspaper’s long history…
Man says alligator bit his face at Central Florida animal encounter – Orlando Sentinel
A Broward County man has filed a lawsuit after he says an alligator bit him in the face…
Orlando Sentinel 150: Join us for a new beer and to talk about the weather – Orlando Sentinel
What could be more Florida-like than enjoying an ice-cold new beer while talking about hurricanes and thunderstorms? As…
Pride Month 2026: Find events in South Florida
June is Pride Month and we have curated a roundup of events planned throughout Broward and Palm Beach…
Gallery: Gumball 3000 supercar takeover at Guitar Hotel
More than 100 supercars and hypercars packed the grounds Friday morning for the Gumball 3000 Takeover and Official…
Winter Park-based Rifle Paper closing warehouse, laying off 74
Rifle Paper Co., a popular stationery and lifestyle brand started in Winter Park by a husband-and wife-team, is…
Demings suspends race for governor after cancer diagnosis
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings on Friday said he was suspending his campaign to be Florida’s next governor…
Legoland Florida: Brick-or-Treat gets bigger in 2026
Legoland Florida will expand its Halloween event and give it its earliest start this year. The Winter Haven…
Orlando Sentinel 150: Friday Flashback to Orlando’s failed streetcar – Orlando Sentinel
Orlando’s first and only electric trolley — dubbed Oscar for “Orlando Streetcar” — was a chapter of history…
Ticked Off! @bridge project – Orlando Sentinel
• Enough already! I am ticked off that some local TV news reporters continue to use the phrase…