Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW), Central Florida’s most comprehensive health and human services…
Florida's unemployment rate declined to 7.2 percent in April from 7.5 percent the previous…
Orange County and the surrounding municipalities' crime rate dropped by 4 percent in 2012…
Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW), Central Florida’s most comprehensive health and human services…
As billionaire businessmen Charles and David Koch mull over purchasing the Tribune Company, protesters…
Orange County courthouses will be closed for four hours Friday, to honor the memory…
North Miami Mayoral candidate Anna Pierre, who formerly claimed to be a victim of…
Again, Florida's $74.5 billion which is currently on Gov. Rick Scott's desk, contains numerous…
For some seniors in the Orlando area, August 1st will be a good day,…
Dr. Phillips High school won its fourth consecutive Metro West Conference All-Sports Award last…
The Federal government says, universities have an obligation to admit "emotional support" animals into…
Physical challenges - cinnamon, salt and ice, and eraser - where students video tape…
Star Wars Weekend returns for its yearly go-round at Disney on May 17th through…
Florida shoppers find Abercrombie and Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries' comments that the company's clothes…
“John-Paul’s Secret Recipe” teaches kids how to make and wisely use money in a…
Nine outstanding African American seniors from Orange County Public Schools have been named 2013 National Achievement Scholarship winners.
Tiffany Tang from Cypress Creek High was selected as a Distinguished Finalist Award recipient and Merrie Grace Harding from Boone High School was awarded a Certificate of Excellence.
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