Irene Miller, 50, was arrested at Orlando International Airport Friday on her return from Las Vegas. Police say she left her four children at their Kissimmee home the prior Sunday unattended. (Photo/Osceola County Sheriff's Office)
Your mail-in ballot must arrive to the Supervisor of Elections Office by 7 p.m. next Tuesday.
Every year, thousands of people write letters to Santa. The postal service removes personal details and posts the letters on their website, where individuals or groups can read the letters and choose one – or more – to adopt. (Photo/USPSoperationsanta.com)
In honor of National Cat Day, enjoy some of our fine four-pawed friends. Meet Whiskey and Trouble! (Photo/Toni Rowan)
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Every year approximately 4 million cats enter shelters and many are euthanized because of overcrowding and no one available for adoption. Cats can play key roles in people’s lives. They offer unconditional love and companionship and alert their owners of danger.
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Also: Osceola Libraries earn America 250 grant; take SunRail free to Magic games; Duke Energy bill credits for EV charging
Help Now of Osceola County’s Tammy Douglass, Christina Montolvo and Andie Hinman planted a new bougainvillea tree while artist Jules Ross touches up a domestic violence awareness mural she first painted in 2021 in downtown Kissimmee in honor of Christina’s sister Nicole Montalvo, who was a high-profile violence victim in 2019. (Photos/Ken Jackson)
Center Colin Castleton, an Orlando Magic two-way player, is slated to return to the Osceola Magic. He averaged a double-double in NBA G League duty last year. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
St. Cloud quarterback Jeremiah Lattier's 3-yard touchdown run, his second of the night, with 25 seconds remaining was the difference in a 14-7 win Friday over Harmony. He'll need another solid performance Friday against Lake Howell, a game that could be key to the Bulldogs' playoff hopes. (Photo/Katie Williams)
It's a youth movement: Gateway will rely on players like sophomore Gabriela Alvarez Herrera (1), freshman Sofia Brillon Collazo (4) and junior Galeanna Baralt (11), shown in action in the Orange Belt Conference tournament, in Wednesday Region 5A-2 final. (Photo/Taylor McFee
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Players of all skill levels are invited.
