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A Tone-Deaf Ballroom in a Broken Government is a Clear and Present Danger

"History teaches us that the White House is “the people’s house,” a place that should reflect humility, stability, and shared…

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When Justice Breaks Its Promise: Why Defending Civil Rights Under Section 1983 Still Matters

"Each case begins with a single, devastating truth: someone in power forgot that authority does not erase accountability." —Coretta Anthony-Smith

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Central Florida Law Enforcement Leaders Among Graduates of State’s Prestigious Chief Executive Seminar

“Chiefs and corrections leaders today are managing more than crime — they’re managing people, perceptions, and partnerships,” said an FDLE…

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Art² Opens as Downtown Orlando’s New Hub for Creativity and Connection

Both pieces are more than decorative backdrops; they turn the park into a living gallery. “Art in public spaces tells…

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Nemours Earns National Recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025–26 Rankings

“Our latest rankings reflect our enterprise-wide commitment to providing the best care and experience possible for the children and families…

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Camara Gaither Named Orlando’s Third Poet Laureate

“We are excited for Camara to use poetry and the literary arts to tell our community’s stories,” said Mayor Dyer.…

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Orange County’s Murder “Solve Rate” Is Sky-High. The Data Behind It Isn’t.

Orange County's reported 82% clearance rate is higher than New York City. However, some criminologists don't believe Orange County is…

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FDLE’S Cyber Division offers resources, prevention tips to help prevent Floridians from becoming cyber-crime victims

"In the digital age, security begins with awareness. Protect your data like you protect your home—lock your devices, guard your…

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Estero Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Arrested on Embezzlement; Stalking Charges

On January 29, 2025, search warrants were executed at Sibert’s home, where items purchased with task force credit cards were…

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Legendary Politician and Community Activist Commissioner Mable Butler Bids Farewell at age 98.

Mable’s love and devotion to her community led her into politics, where in 1994 she became the first Black woman…

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