Central Florida News

The move to strip Disney of its special district started last year after the company opposed controversial legislation banning instruction in early grades about gay and transgender people.

Raymond Woodie will be the school's 16th football coach.

The Eatonville Town Council voted against rezoning the Hungerford School effectively blocking a developer's plans for the site.

About a million Floridians are ineligible to continue receiving Medicaid, and will be kicked off in April. State officials stand divided about the implications for the state and its people.

Sellers would be required to disclose a history of flooding at residential and commercial properties under a bill filed in the Florida Legislature.

The bill's sponsor in the House of Representatives, Rep. John Snyder of Stuart, told a committee Monday that the program, called the Unauthorized Alien Transport Program, gives the governor flexibility to address an immigration crisis.

Orlando Health is launching an at-home treatment service for certain patients in the east Orlando area.

For this week’s economics segment during Black History Month, WMFE’s Talia Blake caught up with Andrea Small, Director of Operations of the African American Chamber of Commerce Central Florida, to check in on the state of black businesses in our region.

GOP leaders say Disney should not get special treatment as a government unto itself.

Florida remains a world leader in shark bites, even as the number of bites globally declines, according to a new report by the University of Florida’s International Shark Attack File.