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Last year, ahead of the warmest summer on record, the Florida Legislature stripped local governments of the power to protect workers from soaring temperatures.
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The network of Wi-Fi access points will be funded, initially at least, with federal money through Accelerate Orlando.
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The club’s all-time assists and goals leader will re-up on a contract that takes her through the 2026 season.
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The Hungerford School was the first school for Black students in Central Florida.
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Some residents doubt the study’s findings so far, which are still being finalized. The study is required by a consent order regarding several violations at the city’s wastewater plant.
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South and Central Florida are expected to see the lowest temperature in years from Wednesday to Friday.
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A new ordinance empowers law enforcement to make an arrest -- but officials insisted Tuesday that their priority is providing services instead.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis removed Monique Worrell from office citing a leniency toward crime. She was once again sworn in Tuesday morning.
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Florida pumped the brakes on the number of vehicle crashes and fatalities it experienced this year, bringing crash totals down to a seven-year low.
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The FAA is investigating after several drones plummeted into a downtown Orlando crowd during a weekend holiday display, severely injuring a seven-year-old boy.