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In a study by the RAND Corporation, about half of all teachers who quit their job post March 2020 left the profession because of the pandemic.

Ed McGinty and his crew will show up for the America First Rally Friday evening.

Mayor Demings says the governor failed to lead at the outset of the pandemic, creating the very patchwork of local orders that his executive order overturns.

The Salvation Army Orlando also offers free food and Johnson & Johnson vaccines in the parking lot of their Men's Shelter every Tuesday.

Residents at a senior living community about a mile from the University of Central Florida campus are finding ways to give back and stay connected with a new generation of students.

Intersection host Matthew Peddie talks with journalist Mark Pinsky about religion, politics and the next chapter of his writing career.

Visit Orlando CEO Cassandra Matej joins the show to talk about getting passengers back on planes and tourists back on the road- and the outlook next few months of the recovery.

The 2021 legislative session ended with a flurry of controversial bills, defining a contentious two months in Tallahassee for lawmakers. From the bill focused on voting to legislation targeting the participation of transgender athletes in school and college sports, we unpack the session with political analysts Dick Batchelor and Frank Torres.

There were flowers and hugs and photos with cheering students. And afterward, the Sumter County teacher sat down to reflect on the recognition and her approach to education.

Gov. Ron DeSantis says the law means votes will be cast with "integrity and transparency."