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Tropical Storm Dolly's remnants move westward, bringing rain to the Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center tracks moisture heading toward Florida with a 20% chance of reorganization by midweek.

Florida law does not criminalize being homeless itself, but local ordinances restrict where you can sleep outside or park overnight. Understanding these rules is vital for Central Floridians facing housing insecurity.

Trump's threat to sue NYT over negative reporting raises First Amendment concerns, potentially chilling local journalism in Orlando covering politics and development.

Video shows FHP trooper David Smith altering a speeding ticket for an off-duty deputy caught at 111 mph, leading to internal review of police conduct on I-4.

The US Navy is reportedly considering renaming an aircraft carrier currently under construction, shifting focus from a celebrated Black war hero to former President Donald Trump. This development has sparked significant discussion among military families and historians in Central Florida.

Rep. Angie Nixon wins Florida primary against funded moderate, signaling strong progressive support ahead of November general election contest.

Democratic socialist Angie Nixon secured an unexpected win in Tuesday's Florida U.S. Senate Democratic primary, signaling a notable change in the state's electoral landscape for upcoming general elections.

President Trump's delay on an Iran deal raises concerns for Central Florida stability as diplomatic deadlines pass without resolution.

A Tampa semi driver died after a tractor-trailer crashed on State Road 91 in Sumter County. The FHP is investigating the single-vehicle incident that disrupted local traffic.

Florida gas averages drop 2 cents to $3.79 in Orlando. South Florida sees slight increases while North remains cheapest. National prices rise due to global oil supply issues.

Rep. Shevrin Jones faces new anonymous attacks in FL primary targeting his gay identity, continuing a pattern of stigmatization against the Orlando-area politician.

Florida business leaders placed a billboard in Times Square thanking NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani for sending jobs to Florida, highlighting IRS data showing New York's net loss of tax returns to the Sunshine State. The move sparked pushback from City Hall regarding economic strength.