The Orlando Sentinel

The network of bike paths and lanes around Orlando is growing funded in part by federal money for bike and pedestrian traffic.

As condo owners buy up Florida's marinas, recreational boaters are left in the cold.

Four of the nation's deadliest roads are in a state with the highest number of pedestrians killed per capita.

The Florida town of Windermere hopes to fight chronic traffic with fines for non-resident drivers.l

Developers say gentrification is part of a neighborhood's evolution. Planners are concerned about the trends impact on an areas aesthetic, social and historical context.

The future of a town surrounded by growth.

The city's downtown and its art community are blossoming, but is luxury coming before the basics?

Disney is in negotiations to sell Celebration, the much heralded master-planned community it successfully developed.

A lack of community involvement has made residents of an Orlando neighborhood suspicious of new redevelopment plans.

Many residents of Orlando's Parramore neighborhood are at risk of being left behind by current redevelopment efforts.

Parramore, a poor neighborhood west of Downtown Orlando, is the latest battleground over community redevelopment.

Orange County FL voters rejected the Mobility 20/20 Plan, a joint County/City of Orlando proposal to improve roads, provide bike lanes, and establish light rail service via a half-cent sales tax.

Even with record rainfall, the region's growth has the sustainability of underground water supplies in doubt.

"Flash mobs" are a hit in New York and this unusual urban activity is now spreading around the world.

Horizon West's innovation design is supposed to weave in the benefits of traditional downtown neighborhoods but critics say it is just sprawl under a different label.

Who would have thought that rot on the trim of Celebration houses would result in a feature length expose in the Orlando Sentinel...

Manatee advocates favor proposed federal regulations linking boat-slip projects to manatee population growth but builders are worried they would cause financial ruin in southwest Florida.

Rapid growth in Lake County, FL, is depleting groundwater resources.

Local leaders test the first self-propelled commuter-rail train to meet federal safety regulations.

Local leaders know they need a transportation plan, but exactly what sort and how to pay for it are still unclear.