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.

Windermere mega-mansion hits market for $5.5 million

A newly built luxury home in a gated Windermere community is listed for $5.5 million, offering nearly 7,000 square feet of modern design and high-end amenities, including a resort-style pool, a six-car garage and a two-story closet.

Orlando weather: Warm weather continues into Tuesday

Temperatures won't be as cold tonight as in recent nights. It will be sunny on Tuesday afternoon with highs in the low 80s.

Police: Orlando tattoo shop targeted by police, SWAT suspected of illegal drug sales

The Orlando Police Department released its investigative timeline, bodycam video, and new details regarding the execution of a search warrant at a tattoo business last week that ended in a shooting – leaving one person dead.

Michelle Parker: Orlando woman missing for 14 years; latest on search

On Nov. 17, 2011, an Orlando mother of three, Michelle Parker, disappeared. Over a decade later, the Orlando Police Department and Parker's family continue their search for her – not knowing what happened to her.

IAAPA Expo returns to Orlando with attractions industry reveals, technology

Orlando, the “theme park capital of the world," is again hosting the IAAPA Expo, bringing thousands of theme park operators and attractions vendors to the Orange County Convention Center.

Orlando International Airport unveils $6 billion modernization plan

Orlando International Airport has announced a sweeping $6 billion plan to modernize its facilities and improve the experience for the 57 million passengers who traveled through MCO last year.

1 dead in police, SWAT standoff at Orlando strip mall
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An hours-long standoff at a shopping center in Orlando has ended, according to the Orlando Police chief. A suspect was found dead inside a building off of Edgewater Drive near Lee Road in Orlando, police said. It's not clear if the individual was shot and killed by officers or if they shot himself.

Law firm Morgan & Morgan drops 'Steamboat Willie' lawsuit against Disney

Law firm Morgan & Morgan has dropped its lawsuit against Disney that sought a ruling on whether it could use images of “Steamboat Willie" in one of its ads.