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The city of Orlando recently adopted a new ordinance restricting where nightclubs can locate downtown. Commissioners say the goal is to diversify the downtown economy by bringing in more daytime businesses and by catering more to families. But, what does a thriving downtown look like from an economics perspective?
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Florida continues to lead the nation in shark attacks, with at least half of the unprovoked bites occurring in Volusia County.
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Scammers target seniors because they're trusting and polite and they often have money saved, own a home and have good credit.
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There’s a general rule that many have used for decades when it comes to buying a house -- your mortgage should be no more than three times your annual salary. But given the cost of housing in Central Florida these days, does that rule still hold true?
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Orlando resident Javier "Spindian" Chavez is on Team USA for breaking, which is enjoying its Summer Olympic debut in Paris 2024. Chavez has had a unique journey.
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Hydrilla and other invasive aquatic plants can create problems for lake ecosystems — but so can the chemicals used to treat them, say some Central Floridians.
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A new quarterly report on Florida’s economy shows the Sunshine state is still in a major economic storm, but doing better than previous years.
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“Fireworks at the Fountain” is Orlando’s signature Fourth of July event. For the last decade, the display's soundtrack has been provided live by the Orlando Concert Band.
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Stroke patients at AdventHealth Central Florida are getting a new musical program. "STROKESTRA" aims to keep spirits up for stroke patients, amongst other things.
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Among the new laws that went into effect July 1, includes a bill that will make changes to Citizens Property Insurance, also known as Florida’s insurer of last resort.
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The group opened the space about a month ago, providing peer-led support activities and overnight rest to any adults who need it, with a focus on marginalized communities.
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SAK Comedy Lab has been making Orlando laugh with its improv shows and classes since 1991. Now, it has a new theater in the heart of downtown Orlando.