Florida school district says those struggling with online learning must sign a contract

In fact, one Central Florida school district says that those who are struggling with online learning will either have to return to class or promise to do better.

Universal Orlando reaches settlement with man who broke neck on water slide: Report

Universal Orlando reached a settlement with a New York-based tourist who broke his neck on a slide at the Volcano Bay water park in 2019, according to a report Wednesday.

Health experts: Americans should be warned of coronavirus vaccine side effects

There are some concerns about the coronavirus vaccine's side effects. Health experts are worried people may not realize the vaccine could elicit an immune response and that may deter them from coming back for a second booster shot.

Upcoming Daytona 500 will allow fans in the stands at limited capacity

They said that the 63rd Annual Daytona 500 will take place on Sunday, February 14th with a reduced venue capacity due to COVID-19.

23-year-old man suffers mini-stroke during COVID-19 battle

A Valley man shares his story after learning he suffered a mini-stroke during his battle against COVID-19.

Norwegian cancels all cruises through February

All Norwegian cruises schedule from Jan. 1, 2021 through February 28, 2021 are canceled.

Video: Owners wrest puppy from python’s grip after snake lunges from bushes, coils around dog

The video, which was captured by the family’s security camera, showed the puppy sniffing around in the backyard, before a snake lunged out from a nearby bush and coiled itself around the small dog.

Florida law enforcement searches for missing 12-year-old girl

Florida law enforcement described the missing girl as 5'05" tall and weighing 130 pounds with red hair and blue eyes. 

Universal gives sneak peek, opening date for Super Nintendo World

The land will reportedly feature Mario Kart and Yoshi-themed rides, as well as restaurants, shops, and experiences based around other fan-favorites.

Florida lawmaker files bill to strip state of power to mandate vaccines for residents

With a COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, one Florida lawmaker wants to strip the state of its power to require vaccinations: "It's just too much power for the government to have."

When Florida's weather cools, manatees seek TECO power plant's warm waters

When it gets cold, by Florida standards, you know where to find manatees -- huddling outside the Apollo Beach TECO power plant. They're there now, even though humans can't visit.

Man found clinging to boat along Florida coast returns to shore

He stayed aboard commercial cargo ship "Angeles" -- the boat that rescued him until it arrived back to shore in Delaware on Tuesday. 

New York resort group looking to hire Floridians willing to relocate

A New York resort group is in Orlando this week looking to hire 250 new employees. The Oneida Nation group is looking to make offers to Central Floridians for jobs at its resorts in central New York. Positions of all levels are up for grabs in food and beverage, hospitality and gaming.

Daytona Beach nurse is grateful to other nurses who comforted her father as he died from COVID-19

A COVID nurse from Daytona Beach shared her father's last moments with others in hopes people will take the pandemic seriously. He caught COVID after going to a relative's volleyball game.