Central Florida News

JD Vance faces intense backlash after reportedly telling Florida politician Angie Nixon to leave the U.S., sparking debates over political rhetoric in Orlando.

Trump pressures Sen. Cotton on DST bill; impacts Central Florida economy and politics.

Vice President JD Vance faced repeated interruptions from demonstrators during a Thursday rally in Orlando, reflecting deepening political divides and active civic engagement in Central Florida's diverse communities.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced new Florida driver licenses with enhanced security will debut Wednesday, aiming to combat fraud impacting Orlando's tourism sector.

Orlando mourns Brendan Farrington, an AP reporter who covered Florida politics and hurricanes for 25 years. He died at age 60.

A security camera in central Florida captured a massive 8-foot alligator at a residential fence. The video underscores the need for heightened awareness among Orlando-area residents living near waterways.

Florida health officials confirm an 80-year-old woman is the state’s first recorded dengue fever death in 2026, passing away on her birthday from the mosquito-borne illness.

Polling data reveals Florida Democratic candidate Angie Nixon is trailing behind other potential nominees for the U.S. Senate, continuing a trend of double-digit losses in recent statewide races.

The Supreme Court blocks Trump’s mail ballot restrictions ahead of midterms, while Saudi oil pipeline failures spike energy costs. Meanwhile, the 2026 Emmies showcase shifting media landscapes.

Florida's State Board of Education is voting this week on strict new rules that ban student use of artificial intelligence for assignments, reshaping how Central Florida schools and colleges handle technology in the classroom.

Florida State Seminoles face a major blow as a promising defender suffers a season-ending injury, forcing strategic adjustments ahead of ACC play.

Florida running back Jadan Baugh delivered a dominant performance in the SEC opener, rushing for 160 yards and three touchdowns. His violent style has earned immediate acclaim within the Gators program.