Grant Hill, wife Tamia join Orlando City and Pride
Grant Hill, a two-time national champion at Duke and 1996 gold medalist for the U.S. Olympic team, had a 19-year career in the NBA, including from 2002-07 with the Magic....
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Rabies alert in east Orange County after 3 raccoons test positive
“There have been three positive wild raccoons confirmed within the last three months, with one exposure leading to the death of a domestic canine,” the health department said in its...
Top Workplaces 2023: Special award winners
The following Orlando Sentinel Top Workplaces 2023 special award recipients were chosen based on standout scores for employee responses to specific survey statements. Employees rate these statements on a seven-point...
Top Workplaces 2023: Assured Information Technology Engineering is winner in small business category
Founded in 2010, AIT Engineering is a veteran-owned business on a mission to become the premier cybersecurity organization.
Top Workplaces 2023: Hyatt Hotels is the winner among large businesses
The emphasis it places on its employees who serve its varied customers made Hyatt Hotels the Orlando Sentinel’s 2023 Top Workplaces in Central Florida winner in the large company category.
Top Workplaces 2023: Taylor Morrison Home Funding is the winner among midsize businesses
What started in 2001 as a company of three people has become a nationwide firm with almost 300 workers. That’s the backstory for Taylor Morrison Home Funding, the Orlando Sentinel’s...
Watch the Orlando Sentinel forum on Seminole County water
The Orlando Sentinel hosted a community forum Tuesday night at Seminole State College's Sanford-Lake Mary campus to discuss how 1,4-dioxane contaminated drinking water in northwest Seminole County. All tickets to...
How did tainting of Central Florida tap water remain a secret? Key findings from Part 4 of Toxic Secret
Few Seminole County residents knew 1,4-dioxane, an industrial chemical, had contaminated local drinking water. How was it kept a secret?
Toxic chemical’s infiltration of Floridan Aquifer explored in Part 3 of Orlando Sentinel’s Toxic Secret series | Key findings
A toxic chemical with sinister properties has for years infiltrated the drinking water in Lake Mary, Sanford and Seminole County.
Utilities’ mixed response to 1,4-dioxane in Central Florida water explored in Part 2 of Orlando Sentinel’s ‘Toxic Secret’ series | Key findings
When 1,4 dioxane was found in water wells in Lake Mary, Seminole County and Sanford, utilities' responses to the toxic chemical differed.