News and Features
Orlando magazine is launching a series in which local African American leaders speak about what’s broken in our nation—and how it might be fixed.
Another day of protests draws the largest crowd yet in downtown Orlando.
Photographer Roberto Gonzalez documents a day of demonstrations for the magazine.
Central Floridians who came down with severe cases of COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic needed every advantage they could muster to win the battle of their lives.
SeaWorld Orlando is proposing reopening its parks on June 11 to the public.
Mark your calendars: Walt Disney World has shared proposed reopening dates for its parks as well as some of its resorts.
Theme parks across Central Florida are reopening with adjusted hours, limited capacity, and a host of new requirements. Get the latest information here.
Disney has announced which businesses guests can expect to visit when the complex reopens this week.
Universal Orlando Resort takes the first steps toward reopening the Orlando destination.
Four Central Florida counties are relaxing some restrictions on the area's beaches.
Books are our portals to other worlds, new and old, familiar and strange.
Some recipes for culinary success during troubled times.
Here are some creations that are sure to please.
Rise to the creative challenge—and laugh a little!
The bad news is you’re housebound. The good news is you’re housebound in the Golden Age of a la carte home video entertainment.
Tours, museums, music, verse and more—both local and far away.
From your couch or online, there’s fun in store.
Lively board and card games to play while you’re housebound.
Walking, bicycling and yoga help keep body and mind in shape.
Go outside, get your hands dirty and discover the rewards of creating your own vegetable garden.
Fitness clubs, yoga studios and YouTubers can bring the gym to you.
The coronavirus pandemic has made “stir-crazy’’ a watchword for our times. Here are some ways to cope with confinement at home.
“Facts should be comforting. We’ve done better than everyone said we would do.”
Bay County and Sarasota County reopen with limitations.