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.
Exclusive ride-along with U.S. Marshals during missing and endangered child recovery operation
The U.S. Marshals Service just wrapped up one of the largest child-recovery operations in American history, bringing 122 Florida kids to safety over the course of two weeks.
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.
SeaWorld Orlando releases details for 2025 Christmas festivities
This year's event will include returning shows, Santa meet-and-greet and festive food.
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.
Family fights for stricter Florida laws on pool features after daughter's drowning death
The mother of Mia Xu, who died after drowning on an Orlando hotel pool last year, spreads awareness about child drowning rates in Florida to help change the law about the safety of pool features in this state.
Universal Orlando launches $220 'Freedom Pass' for military members
Universal Orlando has a special annual pass just for members of the military and their families.
New Universal permit hints at expansion project at Epic Universe
Universal Orlando might be getting ready for an expansion project at its new Epic Universe theme park, a new permit indicates.
Couple charged in July racist TikTok verbal 'assault' to Florida salesman, prosecutors say
A husband and wife were charged in connection to a viral verbal assault involving curse words and racial slurs that took place in July.
Flight disruptions continue at Orlando airport even as government shutdown nears end
Even if the federal government shutdown ends soon, air travelers are being warned to expect continued disruptions at airports nationwide.
Orlando approves $400 million Camping World Stadium renovation
Camping World Stadium is set for a major transformation after the Orlando City Council approved plans for a renovation that could temporarily host the Jacksonville Jaguars — and attract more global events to the city.
New look: Latest Orlando Magic Nike NBA City Edition uniforms unveiled, what to know
The Orlando Magic unveiled its 2025-26 Nike NBA City Edition uniform – reflecting the team's dynamic legacy.
4-year-old twin boys shot inside Florida home, critically hurt; parents arrested, deputies say
Two 4-year-old children were hospitalized after they were shot at their home over the weekend, leading to both parents being arrested, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
3 teens killed, 3 others injured after early-morning crash in Apopka, troopers say
Three teens killed, three others injured after early morning crash in Apopka.
Flights canceled as FAA reduces flight traffic
The FAA has ordered airlines to cut their total flights by 4% at 40 of the busiest airports in the U.S. That begins on Friday, Nov. 7. By Friday, Nov. 11, the FAA will cut flight traffic by 10%. Airports in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale are impacted.
Florida family returns home after being stranded in Jamaica during deadly Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa damaged several Caribbean islands and left at least 60 people dead. One family that was trapped in Jamaica is just now getting back home.