AAA forecasts Orlando to be the most visited city in the country, and 4.6 million Floridians plan to travel this Independence Day holiday.

Orange County commissioners approved an updated agreement pushing back the road’s expected completion date, from January to November of 2026.

CEO 2025, one of the country’s biggest fighting game tournaments, returned to Orlando with a bigger crowd than ever before. The tournament draw is a sign of Orlando’s growing esport scene.

The Atlantic Hurricane season is bringing uncertainty to Florida farmers. That’s according to a new report from the Mind Your Melon foundation and partners.

Local law enforcement and state troopers warn of high congestion on roadways this week because of Universal’s Epic Universe theme park’s grand opening. Although residents can expect traffic because of the theme park, Visit Orlando said the park’s opening will benefit the entire community of Orlando.

The Memorial Day travel period lasts from Thursday, May 22 to Monday, May 26. Nationwide, more than 45.1 million are expected to travel, which would surpass the Memorial Day weekend record of 44 million travelers set in 2005.

Whether you’re driving, biking, or taking the bus or train, we are all investing our time, energy, and money in Central Florida’s transportation system. A panel of experts in shaping the future of transit in our region joins Engage for a live panel discussion about creating an accessible and equitable public transportation system.

Residents are tired of waiting for a pending road project to connect Lake and Orange counties together. But making Central Florida commutes less costly is a feat much easier said than done.

In a 6-1 vote, commissioners pushed the sports incentive funding, paid from taxes on tourists, through to groups like the Greater Orlando Sports Commission and Florida Citrus Sports.

Days of on-again, off-again foreign tariffs has led to extreme volatility in the global markets, impacting both investors and business owners.

Small businesses in construction, agriculture and landscaping would be impacted most, economic forecasters say

The county estimates about $3.2 million will be collected per year from the fee to help finance the project.