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Paul Ruffridge, director of account management, shares more about United Healthcare's efforts to keep its workers healthy.

Analyzing Orlando's tech industry can be a bit of a conundrum.  The area is one of the top places in the U.S. for tech talent, but it doesn't have enough jobs to support all the talent it's creating, according to a new report that shows how Orlando stacks up among 50 U.S. and Canadian markets.  Los Angeles-based CBRE Group Inc.’s (NYSE: CBRE) sixth-annual Scoring Tech Talent Report ranked Orlando No. 5 among small tech markets with a talent pool of 38,080 — an increase of 27.2 percent since…

The development would have converted a rural tract of land into 600 single-family residential lots, 270 townhome lots, 500 apartment units and 1.5 million square feet of commercial uses.

President Donald Trump uses this nation’s highest office to attack one of our country’s core principles, and it has to stop. A free press, empowered by the First Amendment, serves as a watchdog over every level of American government, from City Hall to the White House. By labeling news reports...

In covering politics, it often takes a lot of work to connect the dots. I might suspect one guy is running a stealth campaign attacking another guy. But if the schemer is using shell corporations, LLCs and shady political committees to cover his tracks, it can be hard to prove. That’s why I really...

The grand opening of the high-tech Aventura hotel this week will touch off a two-year run during which Universal Orlando Resorts will expand the number of rooms it has in Central Florida by more than 60 percent. The theme park giant is steeped in battle with Walt Disney World and Central Florida...

Now that plastic straws may be headed for extinction, could Americans' love of balloons get deflated, too?

The sexual assault happened in March 2017.

Church officials gave a former priest a positive reference to work at Disney World, even though they'd fielded at least one complaint about him sexually abusing a boy.

Now that plastic straws may be headed for extinction, could Americans' love of balloons get deflated, too?

The sexual assault happened in March 2017.

Church officials gave a former priest a positive reference to work at Disney World, even though they'd fielded at least one complaint about him sexually abusing a boy.

Where do Florida's gubernatorial candidates stand on school safety? The five Democrats and two Republicans in the primary agree that it's important, but they differ on the approach to school safety.

The fate of the Sanford Burnham building could be determined next week. The medical research facility site could be transferred to the University of Central Florida.

What’s life like for patients who’ve been diagnosed with dementia? A Central Florida support group called Brain Fitness Club helps patients keep their brains limber, and improves their quality of life.