‘The average American voter and consumer thinks that tariffs are paid by foreign countries. They’re not.’
Symbolic Languages: Children’s Understandings of the Collection
The program’s expansion is being funded by money Orange County received through national legal settlements with opioid manufacturers and distributors.
Are you ready for the ‘Fruity Fig Bar Figment Disney Munchling’?
Here Here and Like Father open the night
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The volcano will not, in fact, warm the waters sufficiently
Among the actions Trump has now put forth are declaring migrant crossings along the U.S.- Mexico border a national emergency
The obituary says De Groft passed away after a brief illness
Get weird at the Social Tuesday, then get back to the sadness
Saturday will serve as both a 12-year anniversary celebration and a goodbye party
Similar graffiti was first spotted earlier this month before being painted over shortly after.
The requirements have faced concerns from school districts about issues such as bus schedules
The pending petition, in part, questioned state health officials’ position that locating a dispensary adjacent to a convenience store would increase risks of crime
Do you remember when they blew up City Hall in downtown Orlando?
The clip is a teaser for a new album due in March
Start off the Year of the Snake right at Celebrate Lunar
Series director Adrian Sarple says the performers are equally enthusiastic about this annual event
Report concludes ‘combined errors’ before the start of the show led to a misaligned flight path.
Healthcare workers at HCA Osceola joined a national day of action Thursday with their union to highlight safety concerns.
The bill comes after massive outcry last year over the state Department of Environmental Protection’s plans for the ‘Great Outdoors Initiative’
Plaintiffs say the restrictions are ‘punishing educators and students for expressing differing and disfavored viewpoints’
Plus new Peruvian, new pizza, and fancy new Winter Park dining
The lawsuit could delay contract negotiations for the workers’ union, which made history Tuesday in becoming Brightline’s first union in Florida.
The concerts start in early February
The next step is making Orange Avenue a two-way thoroughfare
Proceeds go to Center for Disaster Philanthropy
Speaking in Orlando, DeSantis said that on the issues he’s ran on since he was elected in 2018, Moody has been right at his side of all of those battles
The bill would change the definition of fatal fetal abnormality in the state’s law banning most abortions after six weeks’ gestation
It’s the third annual Barangay Neighborhood Festival
When asked what would happen if 1 million people were deported from Florida, Simpson said, ‘I’m not sure it does anything to the ag industry.’
Think ‘Hellraiser,’ ‘Re-Animator’ and (yes) ‘Wishmaster’
Holy cow, the beef bus is in town
From the White House to Slash’s festival to Judson’s Live
DJ Sureshot and Sucio Boys join in the fun
Orlandoan Ashley Eckstein moderates
Avant sounds in an actual dining room
A political committee bankrolled by the state’s largest medical-marijuana company has launched a new effort to allow recreational pot in Florida
The governor wants to broaden the legal definition of ‘gang-related activities’ so that it includes undocumented immigrants, for one
The aquatic theme park rings in the new year with complimentary brews
The proposal would also get rid of an in-state tuition waiver for undocumented students that was championed by Florida Republicans a decade ago.
‘It represents a season of new hope and limitless potential for America’s future,’ DeSantis said
The rubber company added Sorekara, Ômo by Jônt, Coro and Mills Market’s UniGirl to their red book.
Meanwhile, Fast Preacher releases superlative new single ‘Take It, Fake It’
Bryan Raymond and Dougie Flesh and the Slashers open the night
Brit blues artist plays Dr. Phillips Center’s most intimate venue, Judson’s Live.
Don’t kill your television
What to watch this week: new shows on all the streaming services
Give your canines a tasty workout with BarkHaven’s pub grub
