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Cruise ship with more than 100 sick passengers docks at Port Canaveral
A cruise ship carrying more than 100 people sick with norovirus docked at Port Canaveral early Monday, prompting a federal health investigation.
A cruise ship carrying more than 100 people sick with norovirus docked at Port Canaveral early Monday, prompting a federal health investigation.
Pre-paid plans, loans and financial aid are some of the ways students pay for college. But not all options are available to high school students looking to go to college. Allison Slater Tate, the director of College Counseling at Lake Mary Preparatory School, joins Good Day Orlando with advice on how families can pay for college.
The City of Flagler Beach has officially terminated Fire Chief Stephen Cox, effective immediately.
The race to the moon is heating up on the Space Coast as SpaceX races to complete a massive "Starship Factory" near Kennedy Space Center.
Level99, the interactive gaming venue set to open at Disney Springs this summer, will feature more than 60 mini-games and challenges and a two-story bar.
Emory Healthcare officials provided an update on Monday regarding two patients being monitored in Atlanta after a deadly hantavirus outbreak on the M/V Hondius cruise ship.
The mayor of Arcadia has been charged by the U.S. Department of Justice with acting as an illegal agent of the People's Republic of China (PRC), officials announced on Monday. She will also resign from office.
A member of Chase Matthew’s band, Carsen Richards, was arrested in Kentucky following a music festival performance. He is facing child sex crime charges.
The release features hundreds of documents and dozens of videos, including Apollo 11 transcripts and reports of objects performing impossible aerial maneuvers.
Central Florida has so many unique homes and you can tour some of them. The Parade of Homes event is back and features 60 properties across Central Florida. FOX 35's David Martin has all the details.
Research shows that nearly 90% of Americans identify as fans of a sport or a specific team, with deep implications for communities. But experts say fandom is deeply understudied.