Florida Sun Review
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Dec- 2025 -1 DecemberCommunity
Rep. Frost’s MadSoul Music & Arts Festival to Bring Lawmakers and Artists Together in Orlando
This year, MadSoul will feature an impressive lineup of artists and speakers including Magdalena Bay, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Aly &…
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Nov- 2025 -28 NovemberPolitical Campaigns
David Jolly is keeping faith in coalition building and electability
“With Jolly, we have a chance and a choice.” —Faith Leaders for Florida’s Future
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20 NovemberLocal Government
Orlando Opens New Fire Station 6, Completing Multi-Year Modernization Effort
“This station represents our commitment to giving Orlando firefighters the tools, space, and safety measures they need to continue providing…
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19 NovemberPolitics
Congressman Maxwell Frost Appointed to Critical Transportation & Infrastructure Subcommittees
“I look forward to working with Representative Frost on the Subcommittee on Highways and Transit and the Subcommittee on Railroads,…
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18 NovemberTravel
ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TAKES ON GATE LINK REPLACEMENT PROJECT
“Orlando International Airport is proud to be the gateway that welcomes millions of visitors to Central Florida and connects our…
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18 NovemberCrime
Operation Recovers 122 Missing Children; Raises Equity Questions in Central Florida
While state officials emphasized the size and success of the operation, they released few specifics about the children involved, including…
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6 NovemberBook Reviews
Book Review: “I Know White People are Crazy and Other Stories” by Dr. Jonathan Mathias Lassiter
Through his work as a licensed clinical psychologist and the patients he’s treated, he knows his experiences are not unique.…
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Oct- 2025 -31 OctoberHBCU
Johnson’s inexperience fuels skepticism among FAMU stakeholders
For the first time in university history, an entire section of alumni and students staged a walkout when she began…
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12 OctoberCrime
The Hidden Deaths: Why Florida’s Law Enforcement Killings Rarely Appear in Public Crime Data
In contrast, states such as California and Texas publish every officer-involved shooting, justified or not, in open databases. Florida does…
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