Chabeli Carrazana
Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL, United States
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SpaceX launches another set of 60 Starlink internet satellites
SpaceX launches another 60 of its own internet satellites to low-Earth orbit on Wednesday from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station’s launch pad 40. → Read More
SpaceX docks at the International Space Station with two NASA astronauts for the first time
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule eased its way to the International Space Station Sunday morning, autonomously docking with the station and marking the first time an American commercial capsule with humans aboard performed the feat. → Read More
SpaceX launch live updates: As astronauts board capsule, forecasters are hoping for a break in the weather
SpaceX and NASA will once again try to battle the weather to launch astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley in a Crew Dragon capsule, atop a Falcon 9 rocket, from Kennedy Space Center. → Read More
SpaceX launch: How to watch today on TV and in person at the Space Coast
Here’s how to watch Saturday’s SpaceX and NASA astronaut launch, the first crewed launch from Kennedy Space Center since 2011. → Read More
SpaceX launch: How to watch on Saturday on TV and in person at the Space Coast
Here’s how to watch Saturday’s SpaceX and NASA astronaut launch, the first crewed launch from Kennedy Space Center since 2011. → Read More
SpaceX and NASA looking at only 40% chance of good weather for Saturday’s astronaut launch
Weather is expected to play a big role in SpaceX's second attempt to send humans to the International Space Station from U.S. soil for the first time in nine years. The weather forecast is only 40% favorable for a Saturday or Sunday launch. → Read More
SpaceX launch: How to watch from South Florida
South Floridians eager to watch today’s SpaceX launch will have to stream it online or watch it on TV. South Florida’s chances of seeing the spacecraft are slim. → Read More
It’s NASA and SpaceX’s astronaut launch day, but the weather is 50/50
NASA and SpaceX are preparing to launch astronauts to the ISS on Wedneday at 4:33 p.m. from Kennedy Space Center, but weather might get in the way. → Read More
NASA and SpaceX prepare to make history with first astronaut launch in 9 years as nation watches
SpaceX and NASA are preparing to launch astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley to the International Space Station from Kennedy Space Center at 4:33 p.m. Wednesday. It'll be the first launch from U.S. soil in nine years. → Read More
SpaceX launch: How to watch America’s return to space flight
Here’s how to watch Wednesday’s SpaceX Demo-2 launch, the first crewed launch from Kennedy Space Center since 2011. → Read More
Forecast improves to 60% favorable ahead of SpaceX’s planed Wednesday launch of astronauts
SpaceX’s historic launch of astronauts is being threatened by something human science can’t control: stormy skies. → Read More
Unemployment in Florida surges to 12.9% and 16.2% in metro Orlando
The toll the coronavirus has inflicted on Florida’s workers hit a stunning milestone in April, spiking unemployment to 12.9%, the highest it’s been since the state began its current estimating process in 1976. → Read More
ULA plans to launch experimental spaceplane for U.S. Space Force from Florida on Saturday
A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket will carry the sixth mission of the X-37B spaceplane to orbit for the U.S. Space Force. → Read More
DeSantis orders investigation of the state’s struggling unemployment claims system
Gov. Ron DeSantis ordered the state’s inspector general to investigate what went wrong with the state’s $70 million unemployment compensation system that has struggled to pay hundreds of thousands of Floridians who have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Florida’s unemployment system is launching a tool to help workers collect retroactive pay
Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity is launching a new tool that will address retroactive pay, a major question workers have had since the state’s troubled unemployment system broke down last month, blocking some workers from applying for benefits for weeks. → Read More
What to do if you were deemed ineligible for Florida unemployment benefits
The more than 200,000 Floridians who were deemed ineligible for state unemployment benefits over the weekend can now begin applying for federal relief through a program called PUA. → Read More
Nearly 25% of all unemployment claims in Florida have been filed by tourism workers
Across Florida, nearly 25% of all unemployment applications filed between March 15 and April 21 were done by workers who said they were employed in the hotel and restaurant industry. Add to that workers in the retail and recreation fields, and tourism-related jobs account for about 38% of job losses so far. → Read More
Hurricane window manufacturer PGT is closing its 320,000 square-foot Orlando factory in June
PGT Innovations Inc., one of the nation’s largest hurricane-grade window manufacturers, is closing down its 320,000 square-foot Orlando manufacturing facility in June and consolidating work to its other Florida plants. → Read More
Port Canaveral is furloughing 50 employees due to lost cruise travel business
With cruise travel on a nationwide freeze, Port Canaveral is furloughing 50 employees who largely support the seaport’s travel sector until cruising resumes in America. → Read More
In Florida’s broken unemployment system, the poor who need it the most are being left behind
Florida unemployment system is failing workers, particularly those from impoverished, underserved and immigrant communities for whom the digital and language divide is an even greater barrier to access desperately needed benefits. → Read More