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'Very busy' Walt Disney World not accepting new guests at Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World officials said Sunday morning that it is not accepting new guests at Magic Kingdom.
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UCF Knights fans explain their Peach Bowl experience using emojis
UCF Knights fans explained their experience leading up to the Peach Bowl in Atlanta using emojis. Current UCF student Richard Colon: “The heart eyes because it’s been a really fun experience and I...
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Disney’s Magic Kingdom reaches capacity again
The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World has reached capacity for the second time in a week. The compa
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'Last Jedi' passes 'Beauty and the Beast' as top 2017 earner
The latest "Star Wars" film has earned more than $1 billion globally in just three weeks of release.
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Researchers fighting dementia with football nostalgia
Reminiscence therapy using old football items helps patients remember their lives, but it goes beyond the field.
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Former Joint Chiefs chairman: Nuclear war with North Korea closer than ever
Mike Mullen's warning about the possibility of war was echoed by Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, who said that 2018 could be a year of "extreme danger."
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Plane believed to be carrying 12 people crashes in Costa Rica
Sunday’s statement says the plane belongs to Nature Air and had taken off nearby.
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It's the not-so-final countdown at Orlando Science Center's 'Noon Year's Eve'
The countdown hit zero, the confetti dropped from the ceiling, and balloons danced along the top of the crowd. It was New Year’s Eve – at the stroke of noon. The Orlando Science Center’s annual “Noon...
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New Year's Eve: The world prepares to welcome 2018
People around the globe are getting ready for 2018.
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UCF fans gear up for big Peach Bowl matchup
The anticipation is kicking into high gear for UCF fans as they ready for their team to take on the
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Soldier home for the holidays died rescuing neighbors from Bronx fire
"His heroism exemplifies the best of our city. Rest in peace," NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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Thousands brave the cold to celebrate New Year's Eve in Times Square
The event could rival some of the coldest New Year's celebrations on record: In 1962 it was just 11 degrees outside, and in 1939 and 2008 it was 18 degrees. The coldest ball drop on record? 1 degree...
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'You just can't tweet here': Graham urges Trump to lay out Iran strategy
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., called on President Donald Trump to lay out his strategy toward Iran as the country faces its largest protests in nearly 10 years, saying such a move would help bolster...
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Texting ban may soon be enforced on Florida's deadly roads
Florida has some of the nation's deadliest roads, but it is one of the last states to not fully ban texting while driving.
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Judge: Woman unfit to care for horse after DUI while riding
A judge says the Polk County Sheriff’s Office must retain custody of a horse whose owner was charged with driving drunk while riding the animal.
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Kentucky man shoots 2 relatives, himself in Polk City, deputies say
Authorities say a Kentucky man shot two relatives he was visiting in Polk City before turning the gun on himself.
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Scott Frost speaks at press conference ahead of Peach Bowl
Scott Frost speaks with the media ahead of his final game as UCF head coach.
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Iran restricts social media as anti-government protests enter 4th day
Social media has been a vital resource for Iranians participating in the protests -- described as the largest public display of dissent in Iran since the 2009 Green Movement.
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Thousands to ring in 2018 in Las Vegas under tight security
Tourism officials expect about 330,000 people to visit Sin City to celebrate the new year.
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