Don't let this weekend's near-record warm weather fool you into thinking that winter is over — Mother Nature will flip the script on Monday and bring near-record cold.

There will be no Gateway High girls basketball games played on Wednesday nights next season, if Coach Justin Marino has his way.

The Osceola Magic, back at the Silver Spurs Arena next week after an extended road trip, host Dominican Heritage Day on Thursday, Jan. 29 to continue their tradition of honoring the Hispanic community ...

The Kissimmee Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved in an armed robbery at a Simpson Road bank Friday morning.

As a longtime lover of downtown Kissimmee, I want to extend kudos to the city leaders for addressing the alcohol and noise problem. I never remember police patrolling downtown on the weekends.

As part of United Arts of Central Florida’s $2.35 million in grant support for some 60 nonprofit arts, culture, history, and science nonprofit organizations across Central Florida, two Osceola County ...

Osceola Circuit Court and County Comptroller Kelvin Soto will again give 16 couples the chance to embrace the spirit of love on the most romantic day of the year. The Clerk is inviting couples to sign ...

Modern slavery hides in plain sight, but through vigilance and education this January, the community can weave a safety net that protects the vulnerable and restores human dignity. National Slavery ...

High School students are invited to explore the Japanese language and culture through a six-week immerse program presented by The Vargas Inter-Cultural Institute. This course includes weekly workshops ...

Ever wonder "What are they building there?" or "What's going in that vacant building?" Thanks to the City of St. Cloud, residents now have an online tool to answer those questions.

A man living in the Kindred community of Kissimmee was arrested Tuesday after police say he was sharing child sexual abuse material and soliciting users online for child sexual abuse material.

In observance and honor of the federal Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, local municipal, utility and other administrative offices will be closed Monday and reopen Tuesday.