Orlando Airport's flight restrictions lifted, fewer delays

The FAA announced starting Nov. 17, flight restrictions at 40 major U.S. airports are lifted. These airports faced up to 6% in flight cuts due to the 2025 government shutdown and air traffic controller shortages. Now, cancellations and delays seem to be improved.

White House proposes 'portable mortgages'

The Trump administration is exploring ways to make housing more affordable. Bruce Woodburn, The Loan Arranger, joins FOX 35 to talk about the different proposals.

Comedian, Actor George Wallace previews Orlando shows

Comedian and actor George Wallace stopped by Good Day Orlando Nov. 14 to discuss his upcoming shows at the Funny Bone Comedy Club on Nov. 14 and 15. He encouraged people to come see him to "get some fun in your life."

Volusia Sheriff Chitwood reacts to SRO attack sentencing

Nearly a year ago, Jorge Rivera and his wife, Dagmarie Aponte, were at Deltona Middle School for a meeting about their son. Their son was reportedly accused of shoving a girl at the school, which prompted the meeting, officials said. During that meeting, Rivera allegedly became irate with the school official and was asked to leave. Now, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood told Good Day Orlando he's frustrated Rivera got sentenced to 45 days in jail and allegedly the judge said the SRO was really responsible for what occurred, Chitwood said.

Food pantries, neighbors step up to support SNAP families

As the 2025 43-day government shutdown ended, it's not known when suspended benefits -- including SNAP -- will return. Local food pantries try to help feed people during this time. Second Harvest Food Bank in Orlando says their serving more people than usual.

FAA: No more increases to flight reductions

Travel troubles persist the day after the 2025 government shutdown ended. Flights will remain reduced at 6% at Orlando International Airport, but they won't increase to 10% on Friday, as was previously planned, the FAA confirmed. An assistant professor in aviation management told Good Day Orlando it could take a few days or weeks to get back to normal.