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Breeze Airways announces three more new routes from Orlando, starting at $49 one way.

A new law cracking down on public camping goes into effect Tuesday and local governments are readying themselves for possible consequences.

The City of Apopka regretfully announces that Sawyer Brown has made the difficult decision to cancel their performance at the upcoming Apopka Proud Concert on October 5, 2024, due to unexpected health concerns. Unfortunately, Sawyer Brown’s performance will not be rescheduled. "We're so bummed to announce that we are...

The Inaugural Corn Festival was held May 24 & 25 on a sunny day in beautiful Mount Dora. Participants were treated to a hayride where the passengers heard the Zellwood origin story. There was also a petting zoo, inflatable corn maze, Captain Mac’s Kettle Corn, deep-fried Oreos and a variety of produce from Great Scott Farms. For the sporty, there was a cornhole competition, Velcro ax-throwing and finally, fireworks to end the night. Live entertainment included Mark Wills, DJ Sarah, Shelby Darrall and Will Jones. Sponsors on hand to help celebrate included Med Spa Mount Dora, Yuengling, Discover Lake County and The City of Mount Dora.

It's been a rough week for the UCF football program both on the field and off. On Saturday, the Knights were big favorites at home against Colorado, and they ended up getting blown out in the game. Then, on Monday, UCF lost a commitment from 2025 three-star wide receiver Carl Jenkins. Jenkins committed to the Knights back in June, but he is now looking for a new home.

Pets and their parents throughout Volusia County are in for a treat with a new daycare and boarding concept set to open on September 28. Hounds Town USA, where everything they do is for the dogs, has opened its newest location in DeLand, Florida, which will serve south-central Volusia County residents and their companions. Conveniently situated less than 30 minutes away from Daytona Beach at 1195 S Woodland Boulevard, the new Hounds Town is owned by Florida-based entrepreneurs, Caitlin Jackson and Chris LaBianco.

In a world full of flashy eateries and Instagram-driven dining experiences, there’s something refreshing about finding a place that focuses purely on the quality of its offerings. Light On The Sugar Bakery Café, tucked away in Winter Park, Florida, is a no-frills gem that has gained a cult following...

Yacht rock band Pablo Cruise will perform at the free "Celebrate Volusia" event on Sunday at the Ocean Center at 101 N. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach. The community expo will help people get to know the area and what it has to offer. "From beautiful beaches to cultural landmarks, Volusia County offers...

ORLANDO — Though he did his best to conceal any sort of emotions or nostalgia Monday, UCF wide receiver Trent Whittemore realizes his college football career comes full circle this weekend. A Gainesville native, Whittemore played 29 games over parts of four seasons for Florida — the Knights' upcoming opponent at 7:45 p.m....

UMATILLA, Fla. - A routine demolition project turned into a life-changing discovery for one family when Lance Clyde, a contractor, found a headstone plaque for a World War II veteran. Clyde was tearing down a shed when he found the gravestone of Staff Sergeant Walter Furlow, who served in the...

ORLANDO, FL – In a startling case of alleged financial misconduct, a South Carolina man stands accused of diverting millions from a state child support system to finance a lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of Florida timeshares. This unusual crime has caught the attention of federal authorities, highlighting vulnerabilities in government financial systems.

On the eve of new legislation taking effect in Florida that will criminalize sleeping on public property, concerns are mounting over the potential impacts this may have on the homeless population across the state. Including in key cities such as Orlando where, according to ClickOrlando, arrests of homeless individuals for minor violations have spiked significantly since last October when the town began dismantling homeless camps, with citations for public camping up 375%, panhandling up 200%, and public urination up 175% when comparing year over year data from October 2022 and 2023.

Research firm TOP Agency has asserted that Florida's favorite pizza chain is Papa John's. Still, Florida offers plenty of chains for Floridians to choose from, including Pizza Hut, Marco's, Little Caesar's, and Hungry Howies. Unfortunately, one store of the latter - in Casselberry - was recently temporarily closed after a state inspection.

Deion Sanders shares a touching moment after Colorado beat UCF.

For the first time in years, the Ritz Theater has a general director. Andrea Howard has been hired to be the Sanford venue’s top official, its board of directors announced Oct. 1. Howard has been serving as the parish administrator of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church in Orlando. “I’m excited to join the Ritz Theater and guide it through its next chapter,” Howard stated in the official ...

A new Florida law banning sleeping and camping in public places is now effective, with potential consequences for people experiencing homelessness, such as forced displacement or an increase in arrests. The act, or House Bill 1365, prohibits counties and cities from allowing people to sleep in public places, citing reasons...

ORLANDO, Fla. - After a sunny and hot day, Central Florida faces a decent chance for storms on Wednesday afternoon, though they won't be as widespread or slow-moving as Tuesday, so totals will be lower, ranging from 1"-2". Most locations will only catch a few tenths of an inch if it rains at all. The best chance will once again be south of Ocala.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A new law banning people from sleeping and camping in public places have homeless services across Central Florida gearing up for an increase in demand. A new law banning people from sleeping and camping in public places across the state is now in effect. Homeless advocates...

LONGWOOD, Fla. - Tuesday was the deadline for a Longwood woman who filled a drain in the Shadow Bay subdivision to fix the issue that caused excessive flooding. Diane Goglas has received county approval for a permit to fix a drainage system that has caused persistent flooding in the neighborhood.