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Advocates renew push to repeal Florida's 'free kill' law
1 day ago · Lauren Korniyenko holds a portrait of her mother, Lynn Tyszcenko McGuill, at her home in Melbourne, Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024. Korniyenko could not file a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of her 70 ...
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6 days ago · The district and the police agencies plan to resume contract negotiations in January. But the ongoing conflict ramped up this week via a district memo that the Apopka Police Department said was ...
Will new year, new law bring trouble for Orlando homeless?
4 days ago · Florida’s new homeless law gets added teeth on Jan. 1, with residents and businesses allowed to sue cities to enforce camping bans.
Maxwell: Orlando's mayoral race: It's time for change
4 days ago · After more than 20 years, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer has said he’s stepping down. State Rep. Anna Eskamani wants the job. So will others. But what kind of changes does Orlando really need? Hous…
Editorial: Stop the sickening shenanigans in 9th Circuit State …
Dec 16, 2024 · Twice now, voters of Orange and Osceola counties have made it perfectly clear: Monique Worrell is their choice for state attorney. In November, they re-elected Worrell with a 57% victory over ...
Worrell faces uncertainty as she reclaims state attorney job
Dec 15, 2024 · Monique Worrell triumphed in the November election, but one potential obstacle remains as she prepares to reclaim her job next month: Gov. Ron DeSantis and his battle against progressive prosecutors.