Black History Month: UCF physician shaping future of emergency medicine through next generation
Dr. Tracy McIntosh goes beyond treating patients to expand access to care and mentor future doctors, advocating for representation in healthcare.
Latest Headlines by Carl Willis
Safety first: Why Crew 12 launch scrubs are often a good sign
While delays can frustrate spectators and crew alike, space experts say they are often a reassuring sign that safety systems are functioning as intended.
Century-Old fire rescue connects two families and honors a black firefighting trailblazer
Discover the heroic story of Wesley Augustus Williams, the first Black lieutenant in the FDNY, and how his bravery saved a family's legacy.
UCF researchers tackle medical risks of space travel
Discover how UCF's Center for Aerospace and Extreme Environments Medicine is studying the effects of spaceflight on the human body for future missions.
Security guard at Kissimmee youth academy accused of child abuse, battery
A security guard working at the Kissimmee Youth Academy is facing three felony charges after prosecutors say he seriously injured a 15-year-old housed at the facility.
Orlando police open internal investigation after officer involved crash kills 92-year-old woman
The Orlando Police Department has opened an internal investigation after an officer's cruiser collided with a vehicle, killing 92-year-old Milagros Ortiz. A separate traffic homicide probe is underway to determine if criminal charges are warranted.
Hit-and-run driver hits teens riding e-bike near Cocoa schools
Cocoa police are seeking a driver who struck two teenagers riding an e-bike and fled the scene Tuesday afternoon. The silver SUV driver briefly stopped to ask if the teens were okay but drove off after they said they would report the incident.
Investigation finds employee misconduct, policy violations at Daytona Beach Golf Club
A Daytona Beach Golf Club employee was fired and a supervisor suspended after an internal investigation confirmed staff accepted cash payments for golf lessons, bypassing city revenue. The probe, triggered by a former employee's complaint, could not determine the full amount of missing funds.
Longwood homeowners fear forced switch from septic to private sewer system
Homeowners in unincorporated Longwood say they are concerned they may be required to abandon their septic tanks, some of them newly installed, and connect to a private utility’s sewer system.
Orange County explores turning unused church-owned land into affordable housing
Many families in Orlando are being priced out of their own neighborhoods. In response, Orange County is exploring a new program that could convert church-owned land into affordable homes.
