United Arts of Central Florida is running a just-the-facts information campaign that spells out what could happen to local arts if Amendment 3 passes.

The amendment that died, and along with it, the hope for more affordable healthcare for some moving into 2028.

In light of large medical debt and rising uninsured rates, voters say healthcare is a top priority this election, despite no amendment addressing it.

Florida’s Department of Children and Families is removing certain refugees from Medicaid services starting today.

Downtown Orlando gets a glow-up this weekend, as the Orlando Mural Festival comes to paint the town red (and other colors, too). You can watch 15 artists create new large-scale murals across downtown.

Their record isn’t the only thing that’s hot. Practice in the afternoon has had dangerous temperatures, forcing teams adjust how they prepare for the big game.

Sometimes you find art in unexpected places. Orlando's Hourglass Brewing is one. You could say it’s growing from an Artistic Acorn, the nom de guerre of curator Alex Ramirez.

Central Florida Seen & Heard: Vote Your Budget is the fourth installment of our annual series where we take a deep dive into issues important to people who live in this region.

Orlando Story Club is holding a live storytelling competition the evening of August 5. What storytellers say and how they say it is up to each participant.

This year, Palm Bay will see its first celebration of Emancipation Day, when Caribbean nations were freed from British imperial slavery in 1833. Guyanese chef Hollis Barclay tells the story through food.

The Morse Museum is celebrating July 4th and America 250 with events that highlight arts accessibility, music and a special exhibition of some quintessentially American items.

Caleb Wiles creates magic tricks from the ground up and performs them for audiences, as he's done on TV shows like “Penn & Teller’s Fool Us." He'll be at Magic Studio on I-Drive this weekend.