Orlando airport prepares for major tram upgrades during holiday rush

Orlando International Airport is preparing for a major, multi-year upgrade to its aging tram system — a project expected to slow passenger movement during one of the busiest travel seasons of the year.

Florida State linebacker Ethan Pritchard sues apartments after shot in head

Ethan Pritchard filed a lawsuit in Gadsen County against two apartment complexes in Havana after he suffered severe injuries from a shooting on August 31.

Orlando International Airport explores creating its own police force

Orlando International Airport is considering forming its own police department, a move that would shift security duties away from Orlando police within the next decade, officials said.

Report: These 3 Florida cities have worst foreclosure rates in America

Florida led the nation in foreclosures in October, according to ATTOM's October 2025 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, and the top three major cities with the worst foreclosure rates were all in the Sunshine state.

Thanksgiving 2025 weather forecast

Orlando has been running through a long dry spell with bright skies and comfortable afternoons, but that will change by Thanksgiving.

2 arrested after alleged road-rage fight involving 65-year-old driver

Two people were arrested after an alleged road-rage confrontation escalated into a physical attack on a man over the age of 65, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.

Developer offers funding help for pedestrian bridge at busy I-Drive intersection

A long-planned pedestrian walkway at one of Florida’s most dangerous intersections may be a step closer to reality after a local developer offered to help pay for it.

Orange County school board raises concerns over ‘Schools of Hope’ charter expansion

Orange County school board members say a state plan allowing “Schools of Hope” charter operators to take over unused classrooms in public schools could financially harm the district and its students.

Self-driving cars coming to Orlando: What riders can expect with Waymo

Self-driving cars are coming to Orlando. Waymo announced Tuesday its plans to service customers in Orlando next year, in addition to other cities in Florida and Texas.

SeaWorld Orlando unveils SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep dark ride vehicle at IAAPA

SeaWorld Orlando has provided its first look at its upcoming attraction, SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep. The new suspended dark ride is expected to open in 2026.

Orlando to remove, preserve artifacts from Pulse site starting next month

The city of Orlando will begin removing artifacts from the former site of Pulse nightclub next month as it moves toward the next phase to construct the permanent memorial.

Indoor Football League’s Massachusetts Pirates relocating to Orlando

Orlando is about to host two professional football leagues, with the Massachusetts Pirates announcing they will relocate to the city and join the sports lineup at the Kia Center.

Flights resume as FAA lifts emergency order after government shutdown

Flight restrictions tied to the federal government shutdown were lifted Friday morning, allowing airlines to begin returning to normal schedules, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.