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Amazon announces regional air hub in Lakeland, as New York employees file lawsuit over unsafe working conditions
9:06 PM, Thu., June 4
The Gist
Florida's theme parks are reopening but there is still a lot that is unknown
4:44 PM, Thu., June 4
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Downtown Orlando's Ceviche Tapas Bar and Restaurant closes permanently
4:32 PM, Thu., June 4
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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio thinks this hilariously bad antifa video is 'interesting and timely'
4:27 PM, Thu., June 4
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Black Lives Matter op-ed: In 2020, I learned that my biggest fear is not irrational, and I am not OK.
3:39 PM, Thu., June 4
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Protest of Florida's unemployment system planned for Orlando's Lake Eola Park
1:58 PM, Thu., June 4
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Mayor Demings throws cold water on speculation Orlando is a possible host city for the Republican National Convention
11:03 AM, Thu., June 4
The Heard
Drive-in music festival 'Road Rave' originally set for this weekend in Orlando has been postponed until later in June
8:50 PM, Wed., June 3
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Orange County opens applications for CARES Act funds for small businesses and residents on Monday
4:00 PM, Wed., June 3
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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer institutes nightly curfew in Downtown Orlando of 8 p.m. effective immediately
3:03 PM, Wed., June 3
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