Local rideshare drivers are organizing with a group that’s come under scrutiny in the past by some labor activists and organizers.
It may be an attempt at a peace offering, but we’ll take it
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The multi-vehicle highway pileup was caused by one truck stopping dead for a turtle crossing the road
‘Strange World’ is Disney’s first and only movie with an openly gay character
Gillum has asserted that he was the victim of a political witch hunt, in part because he is Black
Moody wrote that she thinks ‘the proposed amendment fails to meet the requirements’ of part of state law
There may be music; there may be nunchucks.
Schools also will not be able to spend money on programs or activities that ‘promote or engage in political or social activism’
The new experience offers views of Epcot’s World Showcase Lagoon and nightly fireworks
The annual fright fest also teased some haunted house announcements (hopefully) coming soon
She believes it was a 5 to 6-foot bull shark
The industry has battled for two decades against deadly citrus greening disease and development pressures
An ‘only at Fringe’ sort of show suffused with originality and interesting imagery
Go in expecting a high-decibel concert with some connective patter rather than a full-blown musical
The show digests the decade’s major cultural movements into a breezy hour-long musical medley
The start times will be required to take effect by July 2026, giving school districts three years to develop plans
The new laws take effect July 1
DeSantis has been traveling across the country as he prepares for a potential 2024 presidential campaign
See the Bartenderz earn their ‘z’ as an ensemble at last
Doors open on the upscale tasting menu concept June 13
Celebrate summer with a free day of music downtown
The penguin enclosure will not be the only frosty thing happening at the theme park
From legal challenges to boots-on-the-ground organizing, Florida union members aren’t ready to let their unions be crushed by a new anti-union law without a fight
DeSantis held a bill-signing event in Destin on the same day that a federal public-health emergency for COVID-19 was set to end
Here are the Orlando winners (and losers)
Touring production of the Lerner and Loewe classic plays the Dr. Phillips Center through May 14
The manager ‘said it was taking a stance, and that they weren’t allowed to take a stance’
Roman, a 15-week-old puppy, died after going into shock from being strangled
Plus more Orlando food news than you could shake a stick at
Hear ‘Who Let the Dogs Out’ and the ‘Ghostbusters’ theme while getting blotto at the theme park
The festival is back for a 12th year
As of April 30, Trulieve had contributed $38.5 million to Smart & Safe Florida
A rallying cry to raise money for Planned Parenthood
Live synth-pop, emphasis on ‘pop’, excellence forthcoming
The sublime and the ridiculous will collide, loudly
‘The Florida Legislature is punishing the wrong people for that and, in the process, dehumanizing their existence’
The law will take effect in July
The bill now awaits a decision by Gov. Ron DeSantis
‘O.T.H.E.R.’ keeps the flame blazing for hip-hop’s true school
Art exhibition commemorates the 100-year anniversary of the Rosewood Massacre
Yes, cosplay dance-off. Did we stutter?
Our hearts sink, but we must bid farewell to two formidable local bands at the same time
But the clock is already ticking on its expiration date
The tomato pie is a specialty here
‘It’s a larceny of the landscape, a heinous heist of high design’
Festival faves play an intimate local gig
In Orlando and other Florida metro areas, the value of housing vouchers hasn’t kept up with surging rent prices.
