Central Florida News

Central Florida unions are getting creative when it comes to collecting members’ dues after a law passed making it illegal to deduct these fees from a person’s paycheck.

The Orange County School Board has adopted a new policy that puts a procedure in place for challenging books beginning next school year.

The Atlantic hurricane season begins Thursday and runs through November 30th.

Astronaut and Ax-2 mission pilot John Shoffner speaks with WMFE from orbit about art, food, and the future of commercial space travel.

The U.S Census Bureau takes special note of the blossoming senior population in The Villages and Sumter County.

Hurricane season starts Thursday, June 1. Rollins College professor Mike Gunter talks about hurricane spending and what you can do if you still need to prepare.

Despite increases in assets among middle-class Americans in recent years, 80 percent of older adults would be unable to afford two years of long-term care, according to data from the National Council on Aging.

As the summer heats up in Orlando, an expert warns families who have children with autism to pay close attention. Drowning is the leading cause of death for autistic kids.

The state attorney's office says he deputy "recklessly deployed a Taser at the victim who had become soaked in gasoline."

Racial profiling is a major concern amongst some Spanish speaking Central Florida immigrants with just over a month to go until the state’s new immigration laws go into effect.