It is the Florida premiere of “Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezin.” Throughout Verdi’s “Requiem” is woven stories of people who once sung it as prisoners during World War II.

Central Floridians gather to talk about how the local economy is impacting their vote.

The Orlando Urban Film Festival is underway in downtown Orlando. There are celebrity guests, live performances, and 80 films along the way to Saturday night's awards.

A new exhibition at Rollins Museum of Art focuses on the art of words. Critical Reading explores text as image, and the intersection of info we consume and who we are.

A new report by Global Data shows that obesity and overweight cost Florida $30.1 billion in 2022. Randall Croom, Associate Professor of Management at Stetson University, said that’s taking a toll on our workforce and more.

Four Central Floridians gathered to talk about how they're feeling this election season ahead of the November vote.

Central Florida Community Arts' “Glorious” program features CFCArts Community Choir and Symphony Orchestra. It celebrates timeless music that's accessible for everyone.

Beginning Oct. 1, beachgoers in Volusia County will see changes to how much they pay to drive on the beach depending on whether they’re a resident or not.

Play in a Day hits the stage this weekend. It’s a kind of theatrical sprint – teams of Central Florida writers, actors, and directors must create a full play in 24 hours.

The August Primary Election features two Republican candidates for Ninth Judicial Circuit State Attorney. One of the two will go on to face the incumbent and a former state attorney who Gov. DeSantis removed from office last year.

Central Florida teachers are welcoming students back this week. And with the start of a new school year, some teachers once again dipping into their own pockets to purchase school supplies for students and classroom materials.

Changes proposed by Tom Vail -- if approved by lawmakers -- would have a huge impact on voters.