Ready for an AI taxi to do the I-4 driving for you? It should be possible next year.
Central Florida residents may not have to drive Orlando’s congested roads much longer. The car can drive instead. Residents will be able to hail a…
Chicago Bulls Q&A: Did they make a mistake in drafting Noa Essengue? Who will be the starting center in 2026?
The first quarter of the Chicago Bulls season doled out equal portions of hope and pessimism. After a 5-0 start, the Bulls are four games…
RICHARD JOHNSON: Glitterati flock to Florida for Miami Art Week
Lindsay Lohan, Jamie Foxx, 50 Cent, Karlie Kloss, Grace Van Patten, Ja Rule and Marc Jacobs led the parade of glitterati to Florida for Miami…
Aurora’s proposed 2026 budget, with controversial cuts, heads to final approval
Aurora’s proposed 2026 budget, which includes controversial staffing cuts to public safety departments, is heading towards final approval by the City Council on Tuesday. The…
Will any familiar faces be on the move? 3 questions facing the Chicago White Sox ahead of the winter meetings.
General manager Chris Getz sees the makings of a more competitive Chicago White Sox team in 2026. “We were able to make a significant jump…
Nearly 50 years later, Zeigler killings still captivate public
On one side of the small but crowded courtroom — behind Tommy Zeigler and his team of attorneys — sat a cousin of the convicted…
Nearly 50 years later, Zeigler killings still captivate public
On one side of the small but crowded courtroom — behind Tommy Zeigler and his team of attorneys — sat a cousin of the convicted…
Trump’s treatment of Haitians is outrageous | Letters to the editor
The decision by Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem to terminate protected status of Haitian immigrants, based on her so-called finding that the risk of harm…
Column: Cubs might be ready for Hot Stove spending, while White Sox could be shopping in the bargain bins
The start of MLB’s winter meetings, the debate over Notre Dame-Miami for a College Football Playoff spot, the evolution of the World Cup into the…
Editorial: Seminole’s sensible growth controls are under attack
Ask almost any politician in Seminole County about the voter-imposed rule that protects open lands from intensive development, and they’ll tell you: Messing with the…