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The Osceola Superintendent joined Orlando’s Morning News to discuss back-to-school season, and the decline of in-person students.
The City of Orlando, One Heart for Women & Children, and partners Elevation Church Orlando and Second Harvest Food Bank provided food for over 400 families at this special 150th anniversary volunteer event.
The City, Keep Orlando Beautiful, and its community partners have organized a diverse array of service activities to get residents involved in the 150th celebration.
From chain restaurants to local favorites, here’s our list of the best places to celebrate one of America’s yummiest holidays.
The Florida lawyer and billionaire answered twenty anonymous questions, ranging from his wealth and career to a possible future in Florida politics.
The Seminole County Commissioner called in to Orlando’s Morning News to proposed property tax changes.
The city hopes the program will aid residents in safeguarding their homes against potential flooding this hurricane season.
The annual program offers free street tree planting for eligible homeowners within city limits.
Sky Skidmore, who was arrested in 2024 for human trafficking of a minor, is now booked with an additional charge.
The mass mobilization effort is being led in response to “authoritarian excesses and corruption from Trump and his allies,” according to the organizer.
It’s a date that incites fear in the hearts of many, but where did the legends of fright and misfortune come from?
Local LGBTQIA+ groups are hosting a variety of events in and around Central Florida, continuing Orlando’s legacy as one of the best places in the country to celebrate Pride.
Ying Zhang, Sharon Fedrick, Sheldon Wetherholt, and Carol Cote were named alongside Sheriff Marcos Lopez in the racketeering case set by the Lake County Circuit Court.
The Attorney General, alongside the Eustis police chief and the State Attorney, urged Floridians to “come together” against illegal immigration in light of Jose Gomez’s conviction.
For nearly every day for one year, an Orlando neighborhood says it’s been terrorized by daily fireworks—a new ordinance could finally bring them peace.
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