The Portland Trail Blazers never trailed in the second half Thursday on its way to a dominating 101-79 win at Orlando.

Portland Trail Blazers (15-28, 13th in the Western Conference) vs. Orlando Magic (23-22, eighth in the Eastern Conference) Orlando, Florida; Thursday, 7 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Orlando aims to break its four-game losing streak when the Magic play Portland.

Portland Trail Blazers guard Anfernee Simons has rediscovered his shooting touch just in time for his homecoming Thursday in Orlando, Florida. On Tuesday night, Simons shook off one of his worst scoring stretches to lead the Blazers with 24 points during a 116-107 win at the Miami Heat.

Bayley has had herself a busy week so far. The Role Model was in Portland, Oregon this past Friday night and won a Fatal 4-Way Match on SmackDown to earn a sho

Orlando aims to break its four-game losing streak when the Magic play Portland. The Magic are 14-8 on their home court. Orlando has a 2-3 record in games decided by less than 4 points. The Trail Blazers are 6-16 in road games.

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Aaron De Groft, a former head of the Orlando Museum of Art who left the institution under a cloud in 2022 after it was raided by the FBI as part of an art fraud probe into

Orlando is the most visited city in the country, and staying there can be more affordable and enjoyable with an Airbnb.

A Boston investment firm and Atlanta real estate operating company have entered the D.C. health care market with an acquisition of an outpatient medical building downtown. They're eyeing more deals.

You've seen him do it time after time in Blue and White. Now, he's done it for his country. On Wednesday night, Vancouver Whitecaps FC forward Brian White scored his first international goal as the Un

The Winery & Tasting Room by Brewlando was the first major expansion for the business, but not the last. Shortly after that opened, Pathak learned that Sanford Brewing Company was closing. She thought this could be an opportunity for a quick flip of the property.

BOP Director Colette Peters no longer works for the federal prison system. WASHINGTON, D.C. - The head of the Bureau of Prisons is out of a job. Forbes reported that Colette Peters resigned on Monday, coinciding with President Donald Trump's first day in office.