Florida Ranked Among Top Tailgating Destinations in the U.S. for 2025

Florida has been named one of the best places in America for tailgating, according to a new study by VegasInsider. The Sunshine State ranks No. 3 nationwide with a Tailgating Score of 54.93 out of 100, recognized for its vibrant football culture, loyal fan base, and year-round warm-weather traditions that make game days feel like … Read more

Disney Announces “Soarin’ Across America” to Celebrate U.S. 250th Anniversary

In a move timed for the nation’s upcoming 250th birthday, Walt Disney Company has revealed that the beloved ride Soarin’ Around the World will be re-imagined as Soarin’ Across America at both Disney California Adventure Park and EPCOT, debuting summer 2026. According to Tom Fitzgerald, Portfolio Executive Creative Director & Chief Storytelling Executive at Walt Disney Imagineering, “Now … Read more

Florida Ranks Among the Most Travel-Sick States in the U.S., Study Says

If long drives to the Keys or boat trips off the Gulf leave you feeling a little green, you’re not alone. A new study by travel platform GuruWalk has revealed that Florida ranks as the fourth-most affected state in the nation for travel sickness, with 55.56 average monthly searches per 100,000 residents looking for relief. … Read more

A Buyer’s Market Emerges in Central Florida This Fall

For those who have been dreaming of owning a home in the Orlando area, the wait may be over. The real estate market in Central Florida, particularly in desirable communities like Orlando, Kissimmee, Winter Garden, and Windermere, has decidedly shifted in favor of buyers. The frenzied seller’s market of the past few years has given … Read more

Best Fall Weekend Trips from Central Florida: Cozy, Scenic & Totally Florida

Even though Florida doesn’t have the classic leaf-peeping scenes of the north, fall here brings cooler breezes, fewer crowds, and a golden glow that’s all its own. From charming small towns and historic streets to nature trails and food festivals, you don’t have to leave the state to enjoy the season. Here are some of … Read more

Study Finds Florida Among Top States for ‘iPad Kids’ as Reading Scores Fall Behind

A new study found that Florida students are struggling to keep up in reading, with the state ranking among the bottom ten for eighth-grade literacy. The findings raise concerns about the growing number of so-called “iPad Kids.” The term “iPad kids” refers to students who struggle with reading and math skills with becoming increasingly dependent … Read more

What the 2025 Government Shutdown Means for Florida Travelers

The federal government shutdown that began overnight on Wednesday, October 1 is expected to ripple through the travel industry nationwide, and Florida is bracing for its share of disruptions. Air Travel at Orlando, Miami, and Tampa Airports in Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Tampa will remain open, and flights will continue to operate. TSA screeners … Read more

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Makes Its Florida Debut at Dr. Phillips Center Next Year

Orlando is about to experience a little extra magic. Single tickets are now on sale for the Florida debut of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, set to run January 24 through February 15, 2026, at the Walt Disney Theater inside the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. This isn’t just another touring production—it’s … Read more

Patrick Zalupski Leads New Ownership Era for Tampa Bay Rays

The Tampa Bay Rays have entered a new chapter in franchise history as executive Patrick Zalupski and his ownership group officially finalized their purchase of the team on Tuesday. The sale, unanimously approved by Major League Baseball (MLB) owners last week, marks just the third ownership change since the team’s inception. Zalupski, founder and CEO … Read more

Hurricanes Imelda and Humberto Stir the Atlantic as East Coast Feels Impacts

While Hurricane Imelda is not forecast to make landfall in the United States, its effects are being felt along much of the East Coast, from the Southeast through the Mid-Atlantic and into New England. Heavy surf, rip currents, and elevated tides are expected to continue as the storm tracks through the Atlantic. Imelda strengthened on … Read more

Florida Minimum Wage Rises to $14 Per Hour, Final Hike to $15 Set for 2026

Florida’s minimum wage increased to $14 per hour on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, marking the latest step in a voter-approved plan to raise wages across the state gradually. Tipped employees will now earn a base wage of $10.98 per hour, in addition to tips. The increase stems from Amendment 2, a constitutional change narrowly approved … Read more

Blue Origin Opens New Rocket Factory on Florida’s Space Coast, Eyes Lunar Lander Test

Blue Origin has unveiled its massive new rocket manufacturing facility on Merritt Island, marking a significant expansion of Florida’s growing role in the modern space race. The 750,000-square-foot plant is dedicated to producing the company’s heavy-lift New Glenn rockets, which are now advancing through a high-tech assembly line. The process spans welding, plumbing, and testing … Read more

H Mart Orlando Opening: What to Know About Florida’s First Asian Supermarket Destination

Central Florida has officially opened its first Florida location of H Mart, the popular Asian supermarket chain. On Thursday, Sept. 25, the highly anticipated grand opening drew crowds ready to explore the store’s diverse selection of international groceries, fresh produce, seafood, and dining options.  The new store, located at 7501 W. Colonial Drive, takes over … Read more

Ultimate Guide to Florida’s Football Season: Schedules, Watch Parties, and Tips

From college rivalries to NFL action, Florida loves football whether you’re tailgating in Gainesville, bar-hopping in Central Florida, or catching the game on a 25-foot Jumbotron in the Panhandle. With teams spread across the state and passionate fanbases fueling game-day traditions, there’s no shortage of places to watch, cheer, and celebrate. This guide breaks down … Read more

Royal Caribbean Suspends All Cruise Visits to Haiti Amid Ongoing Security Concerns

Royal Caribbean International has officially suspended all scheduled cruise ship visits to Labadee, Haiti, through at least April 2026, due to the security situation in the country. The decision affects over 35 upcoming itineraries and is especially significant in Florida which serves as the launch point for the majority of impacted sailings. The cruise line … Read more

Florida Appeals Court Strikes Down Open Carry Ban

Florida Appeals Court Strikes Down Open Carry Ban

On September 10, 2025, Florida’s First District Court of Appeal issued a strike down the state’s longstanding ban on openly carrying firearms, declaring it unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. This decision marks a significant shift in Florida’s gun laws, potentially paving the way for law-abiding adults to openly carry holstered firearms in public.  The case … Read more

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