Orlando's Come Out With Pride marks 20 years with its biggest celebration yet
More than 220,000 attendees celebrated Pride in downtown Orlando in 2023, creating one of the largest single-day Pride celebrations in the region. Organizers hope to provide this year's anticipated crowd size with enough space to party like they mean it.
Security is top of mind for organizers, police and city officials as Orlando prepares for the 20th annual Come Out With Pride Parade in downtown on Saturday.
How the Pride set the record for the longest undefeated streak in NWSL history.
The Orlando Pride clinched their first National Women's Soccer League Shield on Sunday. The award is given to the team that ...
Brice and Lexis Molton survived Tropical Storm Helene by using their new kayaks to float out of their flooding home.
Hey there! It's a season for new accomplishments and new beginnings in American soccer, with the Orlando Pride charting new ...
That’s the Orlando Pride’s burden this year, but also their joy. After so many seasons as a struggling team, they now have the enviable task of doing something unprecedented. The Orlando Pride joined ...
With the Wilf family in charge, they’re 16-0-6 with a chance to be the first top-level women’s pro soccer team in the U.S. to ...
To mark 20 years of Come Out With Pride celebrations in Orlando, COWP organizers have chosen a heady trio of grand marshals for this year's signature parade: HGTV's David Bromstad, intersex advocate ...
On October 6, 2024, the Orlando Pride won their first trophy in club history by clinching the NWSL Shield. At that point, ...
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