Walt Disney World could still eventually become home to a fifth major theme park. That's according to the newly adopted ...

Disney World’s Reedy Creek Improvement District is staying silent on its future, even as Gov. Ron DeSantis vows to end the entertainment giant’s self-governing status in Florida in a special ...

The Reedy Creek district is led by a five-member board who are essentially hand-picked by the Walt Disney Co. DeSantis would get to appoint the board, under the legislation he envisions.

Bob Iger and Ron DeSantis have reached a settlement over the future of the Reedy Creek district, ending a lengthy legal and ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced steps he’s taking to reclaim power over Disney’s special district at a news conference Monday at the Reedy Creek Administration Building in Lake Buena Vista.

Reedy Creek Improvement District is the 39-square-mile governing jurisdiction and special taxing district created in 1968 for Walt Disney World Resort's land that acts with the same authority and ...

Reedy Creek, in a statement to bondholders last year, said the state couldn’t dissolve it without paying off its debt, or it would violate a 1967 state law.

Reedy Creek’s new governing board is expected to formally vote to declare the deal the district’s old board struck with Disney in February void, setting off the preliminary step needed for a ...

Disney's Reedy Creek Improvement District in Orlando, the governing entity of the property that includes Walt Disney World (NYSE: DIS), has kept busy so far in 2022, despite a looming dissolution ...

The leaders of the Reedy Creek Improvement District showed them a PowerPoint detailing their responsibilities for a 54-megawatt power plant, 65 miles of canals, various roads and pedestrian ...

The $1.27 million plan calls for creating a new stream pattern that will allow excess water to enter a floodplain along 1,940 feet of Reedy Creek and 775 feet of a tributary known as Crooked Branch.