Americans' support for capitalism drops to new low, poll finds

A recent poll finds that Americans favor small business and free enterprise even though their overall feelings of capitalism has changed compared to past years.

States where unemployment claims are increasing the most

The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.3% last month, according to a new jobs report from the Labor Department.

List of jobs eligible for 'no tax on tips' deduction

The list of occupations unveiled by the Treasuring Department include bartenders, wait staff, musicians, DJs and more.

Trump’s sweeping tariffs ruled as illegal by federal appeals court

A federal appeals court has ruled President Donald Trump illegally used emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs. Here's what we know.

Lake County considers 5-cent gas tax increase to fund road projects

Lake County commissioners are weighing a proposal to raise the county’s gas tax by five cents a gallon, citing rapid population growth and road projects that are outpacing available funding.

44% of adults admit ordering off kids' menu in survey

A new survey of U.S. diners reveals long waits, rude service, and tipping fatigue are reshaping restaurant habits, with more adults ordering kids’ meals and eating alone.

Kissimmee approves $180M deal with Azure Hotels for downtown convention center, hotel

The Kissimmee City Commission unanimously approved a plan that will clear the way for a more than $180 million redevelopment of the city’s Civic Center site into a luxury hotel and convention center.

Most parents fall into debt for their children: Survey

A survey reveals that soaring living costs are pushing most parents into debt. Many say it’s becoming “unmanageable."

Epic Universe expected to bring $2 billion boost to Central Florida economy

Universal Orlando’s new Epic Universe theme park is projected to generate $2 billion for the Central Florida economy this year, according to an economic study conducted by the University of Central Florida.

Trump's tax law will benefit the rich at the cost of the poor, CBO analysis finds

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the poorest Americans could lose more income annually compared to rich people due to President Donald Trump's tax legislation.