A new study examining environmental conditions and skincare-related search habits ranked Orlando as the worst city in the country for skin stress, while Miami came in second and Tampa landed in the national top 10. Florida may be known for sunshine, beaches, and year-round warm weather, but a new study suggests that some of the … Read more
For people with developmental disabilities, getting to a medical appointment can involve more than simply finding a way to get from one place to another. Transportation can be a major barrier to accessing healthcare, maintaining independence and staying connected to essential services. Quest, Inc., a Central Florida nonprofit serving individuals with developmental disabilities for more … Read more
The votes are in, and we’re thrilled to announce the winners of our 2026 Cutest Pet Contest! From floppy-eared dogs to sassy cats and even a manicured skunk, your furry friends stole our hearts and made this year’s competition unforgettable. To celebrate our winners and raise money for a meaningful organization, we asked each of … Read more
Downtown Orlando is getting a colorful makeover as the Orlando Mural Festival returns for its third year this September, bringing local, national, and international artists together to create large-scale murals throughout the city. The free festival kicks off Thursday, September 17, during 3rd Thursday at CityArts, followed by a full-day Orlando Mural Festival Art Party … Read more
Fall is all about settling in, layering up, and making everyday life a little cozier. And while Florida may not deliver sweater weather every day, there’s still plenty of room for autumn-inspired style. From statement throws and textured home accents to classic children’s clothing and sun protection for Florida’s still-sunny days, these brands have the … Read more
When it comes to protecting retirement savings, few decisions carry as much weight as choosing who will help you move part of your portfolio into physical gold and silver. The Gold IRA industry has no shortage of options, and unfortunately, it has also attracted its share of high-pressure sales tactics and hidden fees over the … Read more
Anyone who lives in Central Florida knows that a summer morning is rarely cool or refreshing. By 7 a.m., the air can already feel heavy, the sun is getting stronger, and the heat index may be uncomfortable before many people have even had breakfast. You do not necessarily have to move every workout indoors until … Read more
If you’ve been thinking about spending more time on the water, the Daytona Boat Show is giving Central Florida boaters one more chance to shop, compare, and find deals before the 2026 boat show season comes to a close. The three-day event returns to the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach Sept. 18-20, bringing more than … Read more
DT Minich, president and CEO of Experience Kissimmee, has been inducted into the Florida Tourism Hall of Fame, recognizing more than 30 years of leadership in Florida’s tourism industry. Minich was named the 2026 inductee during the Florida Governor’s Conference on Tourism, held Sept. 9-11 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm … Read more
The Addition Financial Foundation is celebrating 10 Central Florida nonprofits that are making a difference in their communities with $175,000 in unrestricted grants and year-round support. The organizations were honored Wednesday, Sept. 9, during the Foundation’s fifth annual Community Giving Celebration at Addition Financial Arena on the University of Central Florida campus. The breakfast and … Read more
A quiet title action is a legal way to settle confusion over who has a claim to a Florida property. A cloud on title is simply a problem in the ownership record. It can hold up a sale or refinancing. Not every title defect needs a lawsuit. Some can be fixed with paperwork. Guidance from … Read more
Every year on September 11, Americans pause to remember one of the darkest days in modern U.S. history. Twenty-four years ago today, the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, left an indelible mark on the nation — claiming nearly 3,000 lives, reshaping national security, and forever changing our nation. Across the country, communities come together … Read more
If you’ve ever wondered how cities change and what those changes mean for the people who live in them, a new exhibition at the Rollins Museum of Art offers plenty to consider. Opening Sept. 11, Visions of the City brings together paintings, photographs, prints and video art from the Rollins Museum of Art’s collection. The … Read more
Orlando Ballet is stepping into its 2026–2027 season with a lineup that blends beloved classics, imaginative new productions and returning audience favorites. The upcoming season will bring five mainstage productions to Steinmetz Hall at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, taking audiences from enchanted kingdoms and holiday wonderlands to the streets of Paris … Read more
Vehicular accidents continue to pose considerable stress to both the finances and health of American motorists. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reported that traffic crashes claimed an estimated 36,640 lives in the United States in 2025. This figure indicates a 6.7% drop compared to the recorded numbers in 2024. During the first 6 … Read more
Illegal drug activities are leading in terms of litigation in the Federal Judiciary. The Sentencing Commission’s fiscal year 2025 report found that 16,234 individuals were sentenced for drug-related federal offenses, and drug offenses alone accounted for roughly a quarter of all federal cases that year. People who clearly understand drug laws and penalties in the … Read more
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