As stakeholders in the local community and supporters of Kissimmee’s downtown businesses, we want to express serious concern regarding the city’s proposed alcohol and noise ordinances. While public ...

The Osceola County School District kept its 'B' district-wide grade, as released Monday by the Florida Department of Education.

The Kissimmee Police Department is launching an exciting new summer experience for local youth: the first-ever Hoops with Heroes Youth Basketball Camp. Every registered participant will receive a ...

The trial for Stephen Sterns, the man accused of sexually abusing and killing Kissimmee teen Madeline Soto, will now stand trial beginning July 25. During a status hearing Wednesday, Judge Keith ...

On a night when Inter&Co Stadium buzzed with Pride Night festivities and passionate supporters from both sides, Orlando City controlled the tempo but couldn't find the finishing touch, falling 2-1 ...

Osceola News GazetteKissimmee Fire Department earns its own pediatric care honor Thursday, June 26, 2025 ...

Looking at the “No Kings” rallies across the country, along with the very vocal crowds at the Army’s 250th anniversary parade and President Donald Trump’s birthday celebration, you might ...

St. Cloud got into the spirit of a global event at Thursday’s “World’s Largest Swimming Lesson” at the Chris Lyle Aquatic Center. Children received free 30-minute swim lessons, and also ...

The state of Florida fiscal year 2025-26 budget, a $115.1 billion piece of legislation, was approved last week (Better late than never!). It includes funding for 18 local projects totaling over ...

Following St. Cloud Fire Rescue’s earning a coveted PedReady Gold accreditation, the Kissimmee Fire Department has announced it has achieved its own accolade in pediatric emergency care.

6:30 P.M. THURSDAY UPDATE: Marcos Lopez left the Lake County Jail minutes ago. He was escorted out by defense attorney Migdalia Perez and others.

At a standing-room only meeting that had an overflow crowd into the City Hall foyer, the Kissimmee City Commission took up three contentious topics Tuesday during a nearly five-hour meeting.