Good Day Orlando

A blast from the past: The Blockbuster Experience has returned to the Central Florida Fair. This nostalgic pop-up features VHS tapes, memorabilia and signage to recreate a Blockbuster video store.

Authorities are searching for Robertyne Sulfranc, a 32-year-old woman who was last seen in Orlando in November. Crimeline's, Barb Bergin joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the case. 

In January, Orange County broke a record for tourism development taxes. Orange County Orange County comptroller Phil Diamond joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the record-breaking month. 

A 58-year-old Florida man was arrested after the Brevard County Sheriff's Office says he climbed into a parked ambulance and moved it because it was blocking his way. Paramedics were inside the ambulance working on a patient at the time. Sheriff Wayne Ivey joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the case. 

As more companies rely on A.I. tools, concerns grow among workers that technology could take their jobs. Are there jobs that are A.I. proof? Good Day Orlando talks with workplace expert David Sprinkle with Veritas Recruiting Group. 

Burger King and other companies are using A.I. tools to train and monitor employees. Is this the future? Jessica Wensel with Rollins College joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the ways this technology is used. 

If you've been thinking about buying a home, now might be a good time. Mortgage rates drop to a three-year low. Bruce Woodburn, branch manager with Cross Country Mortgage, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about what potential buyers should know. 

Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday and we'll be switching the clocks forward one hour. The change means we'll lose an hour of sleep. It can be hard for adults to adjust but even harder for kids. 

The 85th Daytona Bike Week gets underway this weekend. Thousands of bike enthusiasts will descend on Daytona Beach for the 10-day event, which runs Feb. 27-Mar. 8, 2026. 

Nikki's Place, a restaurant in downtown Orlando, has been serving up soul food since 1999. FOX 35's Amanda Ruiz stopped by to see what's cooking in the kitchen. 

It's a miracle Matt Manzari is alive. After being rescued by member of the Orlando Fire Department after he was electrocuted, Matt, now a motivational speaker. met up with his rescuers 12 years later - sharing that experience with Good Day Orlando. 

Looking for a new furry friend? Meet Damack, who is looking for his forever home. He's a just over a year old and is good with other dogs and kids. This segment is sponsored by Stanley Steemer, which covers the adoption fee.

Bike Week is back. More than 100,000 people are expected to attend the event, which includes bike shows, live music, food vendors and more.

SpaceX sent another batch of Starlink satellites into space on Friday. A Falcon 9 rocket carried 29 satellites into low-Earth orbit. 

Do you know how to get out of a rip current? Do you know what a rip current feels like? A new simulator has debuted at Daytona State College, where Volusia County Beach Safety lifeguards can show kids, adults, and families what happens when you're stuck in a rip current and, most important, how to get out of one. Here are the main steps: Swim near a lifeguard, signal for help, then swim parallel to the shore. Once you realize you're out of one, then you can begin to swim towards shore again. FOX 35's Amanda Ruiz talked with Volusia County Beach Safety about the new simulator.