This isn't a real order that will make a difference. It's typical Orlando political theater, the last thing the public needs right now in the middle of a pandemic.
Recent police killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man in Minneapolis Minnesota, was a catalyst in outrage across the nation.
As summer heat rises, Central Floridians are accustomed to seeing their utility bills go up.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic this spring, the team at Watercrest Winter Park has instilled strict measures to ensure the health and safety of residents, associates and necessary visitors.
"Given the Pulse Remembrance Ceremony today, supporters may take some solace in this latest development during this time of mourning, reflection and unity,” said Rep. Soto.
This newest exhibition at the Hannibal Square Heritage Center is dedicated to Black Lives Matter.
The Pulse nightclub is in Representative Val Demings’ Orlando congressional district. Her comments honoring the Pulse victims four years after the terrorist attack.
Through this fourth Pulse remembrance exhibition, the History Center invites people everywhere to discover artifacts that serve as physical representations of these moving stories — some of struggle and loss and others of triumph and hope.
Another study says Orlando is one of the worst places for graduates to find a job