ORLANDO, Fla. – A major event for the LGBTQ community in Orlando won’t be happening this year as the organizers deal with challenges on several fronts. The organizers for Gay Days announced Sunday ...

EXCLUSIVE: The estate of author Roderick Thorp, whose 1979 novel Nothing Lasts Forever inspired the classic Bruce Willis blockbuster Die Hard, is moving to activate additional titles from Thorp’s ...

Clague Van Slyke Sr. practiced law in the Old Pueblo for nearly 60 years, but his achievements as a successful bankruptcy attorney are only a part of his legacy. His generosity in support of the arts ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Memphis-Shelby County Schools board voted Wednesday, Feb. 11, to retain and promote Roderick Richmond as the district's ...

Despite an unflattering audit that had exposed questionable spending, Visit Orlando won a renewed contract Tuesday from Orange County that likely ensures the tourism-promotion agency will continue ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Efforts to make Orlando a Major League Baseball town are moving forward. Monday, the four key players working to make the team possible made their first public appearance at the ...

Chip and Kasinee Tolman begin each day by lifting their two adult children out of bed and into their wheelchairs. They place them on the toilet and, after helping them use it, carry them back to their ...

The Memphis-Shelby County School Board appointed interim superintendent Roderick Richmond to the permanent position. Richmond had been serving as interim superintendent since Marie Feagins was fired ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — One year after a deadly shooting took two lives and injured seven others, all eyes were on downtown Orlando Friday. The Orlando Police Department was monitoring and patrolling the ...

Communities are only as powerful as the food they’re fueled by, and Orlando is full of Black-owned eateries worth a first-time try or a flavorful return. From classic Southern-style cooking to ...

Roderick M. Grant, formerly of Granville, died Feb. 4, 2026 , at his home in Highlands Ranch, CO. Rod was born in Chicago, IL and attended both primary and secondary schools in the River Forest, IL ...