Florida prisoner, 74, set to be oldest inmate executed in state's modern history
Read full article: Florida prisoner, 74, set to be oldest inmate executed in state's modern historyFlorida is set to execute a 74-year-old man, its oldest inmate in over a century, just weeks after executing another inmate who was then the oldest to receive the state's death penalty.
Orlando warns of hiring freezes, budget cuts if Florida property tax overhaul passes
Read full article: Orlando warns of hiring freezes, budget cuts if Florida property tax overhaul passesOrlando leaders say a proposed Florida property tax overhaul could create major budget shortfalls, leading to hiring freezes, service cuts and delayed projects.
Lake County schools begins search for next superintendent as Kornegay announces retirement
Read full article: Lake County schools begins search for next superintendent as Kornegay announces retirementLake County School Board members are beginning the search for the district’s next superintendent, with current Superintendent Diane Kornegay set to retire at the end of the 2026-27 school year.
Orlando man accused of snatching child near hotel pool, doing push-ups while fleeing
Read full article: Orlando man accused of snatching child near hotel pool, doing push-ups while fleeingAn Orlando man was arrested after officers said he picked up an 8-year-old girl near a hotel pool and ran when her family confronted him.
Sanford considers possible fire assessment fee for third time as property tax reform looms
Read full article: Sanford considers possible fire assessment fee for third time as property tax reform loomsSanford has been down this road before — twice, in fact. Now, with a sweeping Florida property tax reform measure headed to voters this November, city leaders are once again weighing whether a fire assessment fee is the answer to a looming budget crisis.
Crew member declared dead after falling overboard during Florida cruise
Read full article: Crew member declared dead after falling overboard during Florida cruiseAfter departing from Florida earlier this month, a crew member aboard a Princess Cruises ship has now been declared dead, according to company officials.
Operation Southern Slow Down targets speed on Florida roads
Read full article: Operation Southern Slow Down targets speed on Florida roadsLaw enforcement agencies across the Southeast kicked off Operation Southern Slow Down Monday at Daytona International Speedway, launching a weeklong campaign aimed at reducing speed-related crashes and fatalities on Florida’s roads.
Florida gas prices could climb as Mideast tensions shake global oil markets
Read full article: Florida gas prices could climb as Mideast tensions shake global oil marketsTensions between the U.S. and Iran over the weekend pushed oil prices higher in overnight trading, renewing upward pressure on Florida gasoline prices, according to WKMG news partner WJXT.
Tropical development possible in the Gulf by this weekend. Here’s what to know
Read full article: Tropical development possible in the Gulf by this weekend. Here’s what to knowWhile the tropics remain calm for the majority of the week, we could be tracking some tropical development in the Gulf into the weekend and early next week.
126 arrested in Osceola County operation to catch unregistered sex offenders
Read full article: 126 arrested in Osceola County operation to catch unregistered sex offendersAn operation in Osceola County to catch sex offenders and predators who hadn’t registered with the state led to 126 arrests, the sheriff’s office said Monday.
Storms return Monday before midweek heat builds again. Here’s what to expect.
Read full article: Storms return Monday before midweek heat builds again. Here’s what to expect.Central Florida is settling back into a more familiar summertime pattern this week, with scattered afternoon storms returning to the forecast while heat builds back through midweek.
140+ captive animals have escaped in Florida since 2022. Here’s what state records reveal
Read full article: 140+ captive animals have escaped in Florida since 2022. Here’s what state records revealKangaroos, monkeys, giant lizards, snakes and a 2,000-pound white rhinoceros are among more than 140 animals that escaped from captivity in Florida since 2022, state wildlife records obtained by News 6 reveal.
Is there such a thing as being too old to execute? Aging death row inmates are set to die in Florida
Read full article: Is there such a thing as being too old to execute? Aging death row inmates are set to die in FloridaFlorida is in the process of executing three of its oldest death row inmates back to back — each one older than the last.
3 shutdowns in 2 weeks: Congestion and safety concerns grow on State Road 19 near Groveland
Read full article: 3 shutdowns in 2 weeks: Congestion and safety concerns grow on State Road 19 near GrovelandAfter three major accidents and multiple road shutdowns in two weeks, residents say State Road 19 is becoming a traffic nightmare as FDOT considers safety improvements and possible expansion from two lanes to four.
Alexander Island nature park in DeBary moves closer to reality with state funding
Read full article: Alexander Island nature park in DeBary moves closer to reality with state fundingDeBary is getting $2.5 million from the state to bring its massive nature park to life. The city plans to open the 200-acre Alexander Island, just off Fort Florida Road, with an initial phase expected to welcome visitors as early as December 2026.
Family plans to sue Orlando Police after 92-year-old dies in crash with patrol vehicle
Read full article: Family plans to sue Orlando Police after 92-year-old dies in crash with patrol vehicleThe family of a 92-year-old woman killed in a crash with an Orlando Police Department patrol vehicle said it is planning to file a $92 million lawsuit against the agency and other defendants.
Prosecutors to seek death penalty in 2025 killing of Lake County woman
Read full article: Prosecutors to seek death penalty in 2025 killing of Lake County womanFlorida prosecutors will seek the death penalty for the man accused of killing a Lake County woman last year and leaving her body along a Mount Dora road. A grand jury indicted Shahidul Islam for first-degree murder in the shooting death of his sister-in-law, Monica Islam.
Florida election workers contradict Stark’s claims as she seeks ballot spot
Read full article: Florida election workers contradict Stark’s claims as she seeks ballot spotFive state election workers contradicted the testimony of Rep. Paula Stark’s treasurer in court Wednesday as she sought to win a spot on the 2026 ballot, stating she clearly failed to meet the requirements to qualify.
Invasive bugs arrive in these Florida counties, threatening crops
Read full article: Invasive bugs arrive in these Florida counties, threatening cropsThe pasture mealybug has now been detected in 15 Florida counties — including two Central Florida counties — and scientists at the University of Florida are racing to find solutions.
Orlando no longer among deadliest for pedestrians — but other Central Florida areas climb the list
Read full article: Orlando no longer among deadliest for pedestrians — but other Central Florida areas climb the listFor years, the greater Orlando area carried a grim title: the deadliest place in the U.S. for pedestrians. But a new report shows that’s no longer the case — and while Orlando is falling in the rankings, other Central Florida communities are moving up.
Federal court halts Florida law banning ‘woke’ instruction in universities
Read full article: Federal court halts Florida law banning ‘woke’ instruction in universitiesA federal appeals court Tuesday kept in place a district court’s preliminary injunction on Florida’s law banning “woke” instruction at public universities. A 2-1 ruling from the three-judge panel on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found Florida’s assertion it could control the speech of its employees, including college professors, to be “a breathtaking assertion of power to ban unpopular ideas from public discourse in the very places the state’s own statutes recognize as centers of inquiry.”
Orange County schools could put campus e-bikes, e-scooters ban in place by new school year
Read full article: Orange County schools could put campus e-bikes, e-scooters ban in place by new school yearOrange County Public Schools leaders are considering whether to ban e-bikes and electric scooters on school campuses following concerns about student safety.
Ex-Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum arrested on drug possession charges
Read full article: Ex-Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum arrested on drug possession chargesFormer Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum has been arrested on drug possession charges in Alabama after police say they pulled him over for erratic driving and found marijuana and meth in his vehicle.
Publix recalls GreenWise organic blueberries over E. coli concerns
Read full article: Publix recalls GreenWise organic blueberries over E. coli concernsA produce company is recalling GreenWise Organic frozen blueberries sold at Publix stores in eight states due to possible E. coli O145 contamination linked to 12 confirmed illnesses.
11-year-old loses hand in Florida alligator attack
Read full article: 11-year-old loses hand in Florida alligator attackAn 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy lost his hand in an alligator attack while fishing with his family at Nelson Fish Camp in Florida. The boy's father attempted to save him, but the alligator severed his hand, which could not be reattached despite multiple surgeries. The community has rallied around the family, raising funds for medical expenses and future prosthetic costs. Authorities remind the public to stay alert and cautious around alligators, especially during warmer months.
Obamacare rolls shrank dramatically in many states over the past year, new federal data shows
Read full article: Obamacare rolls shrank dramatically in many states over the past year, new federal data showsNew federal data reveals the first 50-state look at a steep drop in Affordable Care Act enrollment after enhanced subsidies expired in January.
Orange County has nearly $400M in tourist tax money — but strict rules limit how it can be spent
Read full article: Orange County has nearly $400M in tourist tax money — but strict rules limit how it can be spentOrange County's Tourist Development Tax generated nearly $400 million in 2025, and officials are forming a citizens task force to help guide how the tourism-restricted funds are spent.
Body believed to be missing Orlando teen recovered at Volusia County beach, sheriff says
Read full article: Body believed to be missing Orlando teen recovered at Volusia County beach, sheriff saysA search is underway in Daytona Beach after Daytona Beach Safety officials say a 17-year-old Orlando teen vanished Friday night.
ONE-ON-ONE: Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins on property tax relief, insurance reform, and immigration
Read full article: ONE-ON-ONE: Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins on property tax relief, insurance reform, and immigrationFlorida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins sat down for a wide-ranging interview to discuss his candidacy for governor, addressing the top issues where voters have expressed concern.
Back-to-school tax holiday kicks off this month in Florida. Here’s what to grab
Read full article: Back-to-school tax holiday kicks off this month in Florida. Here’s what to grabOver 100 new laws took effect this week, including one that brings a couple of tax holidays to the Sunshine State this year.
Officials work on e-bike ordinance following veto of statewide safety bill
Read full article: Officials work on e-bike ordinance following veto of statewide safety billOrange County leaders are preparing to discuss a possible county ordinance to create local e-bike safety regulations after the governor vetoed bipartisan legislation that would have established statewide rules.
Tiger Woods’ hospital records will be handed over to prosecutors in Florida DUI case, judge rules
Read full article: Tiger Woods’ hospital records will be handed over to prosecutors in Florida DUI case, judge rulesA judge has ruled that prosecutors are allowed to review medical records related to Tiger Woods’ March vehicle crash and subsequent arrest in Florida on suspicion of driving under the influence.
COUNTY-BY-COUNTY: Where to celebrate the Fourth of July, see fireworks across Central Florida
Read full article: COUNTY-BY-COUNTY: Where to celebrate the Fourth of July, see fireworks across Central FloridaThe skies over Central Florida will light up this Fourth of July, with fireworks, festivals and celebrations stretching across the region all weekend long.
DeSantis plans to label these groups as terrorists under new Florida law
Read full article: DeSantis plans to label these groups as terrorists under new Florida lawOn Wednesday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced his intention to label roughly 100 groups as “terrorist organizations” under a new state law.
Florida’s ‘super speeder’ law turns 1: Arrests, consequences pile up in Seminole County
Read full article: Florida’s ‘super speeder’ law turns 1: Arrests, consequences pile up in Seminole CountyData shared with News 6 from the Florida Highway Patrol shows troopers made 967 arrests for dangerous excessive speeding statewide from July 1, 2025, through June 15, 2026. The total number of “super speeders” stopped in Florida in the last year is likely much higher when you factor in arrests made by county sheriffs, municipal police, and other agencies.
1st-ever ‘Spectrum Alert’ canceled after missing Central Florida teen is found
Read full article: 1st-ever ‘Spectrum Alert’ canceled after missing Central Florida teen is foundA newly designated “Spectrum Alert” was issued on Wednesday for a missing teen with autism out of Central Florida. That teen has now been found.
🛶Clear kayak tour at Silver Springs State Park: Manatees, gators and Florida’s famous monkeys
Read full article: 🛶Clear kayak tour at Silver Springs State Park: Manatees, gators and Florida’s famous monkeysTake a clear kayak tour at Silver Springs State Park with Kayaking Florida and spot manatees, gators, otters, birds and even the park’s famous monkeys.
Drama continues as Florida AG accuses state attorney’s office of leniency for ‘murderers and pedophiles’
Read full article: Drama continues as Florida AG accuses state attorney’s office of leniency for ‘murderers and pedophiles’Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued another scathing letter to Orange-Osceola State Attorney Monique Worrell, this time accusing her office of “leniency toward murderers and pedophiles.” Worrell accused Uthmeier of being 'more interested in scoring political points' in a response to News 6.
Central Florida toll rates increase as drivers brace for higher costs. What to expect
Read full article: Central Florida toll rates increase as drivers brace for higher costs. What to expectStarting Wednesday, toll rates operated by the Central Florida Expressway Authority increased, adding to financial pressures many drivers say they are already feeling from higher everyday expenses, including gas prices. The rate changes affect major expressways, including State Road 408, State Road 417, State Road 528, and State Road 429.
New Florida law lets school districts build affordable housing
Read full article: New Florida law lets school districts build affordable housingA new update to Florida's Live Local Act allows school districts to build affordable housing on their properties, bypassing traditional zoning rules — and Orange County residents are pushing back after learning their single-family neighborhood could soon be home to a 100-unit apartment complex on a former school site.
Record Fourth of July travel prompts calls for safety
Read full article: Record Fourth of July travel prompts calls for safetyAccording to AAA, more than 4.6 million Floridians will travel at least 50 miles from home for Independence Day. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) urge drivers to do a summer check-up on their car, buckle up, and avoid distractions.
Florida agency investigating Lake County HOA as residents question missing money, deteriorating facilities
Read full article: Florida agency investigating Lake County HOA as residents question missing money, deteriorating facilitiesHomeowners at Legends Golf and Country Club in Clermont say they have been left asking two questions: Where is our money? and Where is our management? Now, a Florida agency is formally investigating the HOA.
Toronto Maple Leafs land prized free agent, signing goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to 3-year, $21M deal
Read full article: Toronto Maple Leafs land prized free agent, signing goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to 3-year, $21M dealTwo-time Stanley Cup-winning goalie Sergei Bobrovsky signed a three-year, $21 million contract with the Maple Leafs.
Florida launches pilot program to screen newborns for rare liver disease
Read full article: Florida launches pilot program to screen newborns for rare liver diseaseWhile “Mattie’s Law” stalled in the state legislature this spring, a $600,000 pilot program was approved. “Mattie’s Biliary Atresia Newborn Screening Pilot Program” will begin with newborns at AdventHealth for Children.
Florida alligator attack statistics: What FWC data reveals after Seminole County swimmer’s death
Read full article: Florida alligator attack statistics: What FWC data reveals after Seminole County swimmer’s deathA 31-year-old Orlando woman died Sunday after an alligator attack near the Econlockhatchee River, renewing attention on FWC data showing 500 unprovoked bites and 32 confirmed fatalities in Florida since 1948.
WATCH LIVE: Gov. DeSantis to speak in The Villages
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: Gov. DeSantis to speak in The VillagesThe governor is expected to speak at 10 a.m. at Lucky Goat Coffee on Eastport Drive. While the topic of the discussion is unknown, he is expected to be joined by Secretary of State Cord Byrd and Visit Florida President and CEO Bryan Griffin.
Gov. DeSantis to speak in The Villages
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis to speak in The VillagesThe governor is expected to speak at 10 a.m. at Lucky Goat Coffee on Eastport Drive. While the topic of the discussion is unknown, he is expected to be joined by Secretary of State Cord Byrd and Visit Florida President and CEO Bryan Griffin.
Florida AG is now targeting an Orlando Irish dance contest. Here’s why
Read full article: Florida AG is now targeting an Orlando Irish dance contest. Here’s whyFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier took to social media on Monday to announce a new target: an upcoming Irish dance competition in Orlando.
DeSantis signs $117.6 billion Florida budget, vetoes millions in Central Florida projects
Read full article: DeSantis signs $117.6 billion Florida budget, vetoes millions in Central Florida projectsGov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s $117.6 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, highlighting investments in education, transportation and law enforcement while vetoing more than $800 million in projects statewide, including several in Central Florida.
Out-of-county visitors arrested over coordinated theft at Davenport Wawa, sheriff says
Read full article: Out-of-county visitors arrested over coordinated theft at Davenport Wawa, sheriff saysThe Polk County Sheriff’s Office announced that on Friday, deputies arrested 12 adults and 3 juveniles accused of stealing food and drinks from the Wawa in Davenport.
Boyfriend, best friend witnessed deadly alligator encounter in Florida, FWC says
Read full article: Boyfriend, best friend witnessed deadly alligator encounter in Florida, FWC saysTrappers caught a 12-foot alligator and a 13-foot alligator from the area in Seminole County where a 31-year-old Orlando woman died Sunday after an alligator attacked her while she was swimming with her boyfriend and best friend. What we know about the attack, and what Florida wildlife officials are doing now.
Jay Collins sues to throw James Fishback off Florida GOP governor’s race ballot
Read full article: Jay Collins sues to throw James Fishback off Florida GOP governor’s race ballotLt. Gov. Jay Collins filed a lawsuit Monday that accuses opponent James Fishback of failing to meet the residency requirement to be Florida governor. In the complaint, Collins said Washington, D.C. records show Fishback registered to vote in the district on Nov. 3, 2020, voted that day, and was listed on the active voter roll in Washington, D.C. as recently as June 1, 2026.
At new FDLE forensic training lab, UCF students get real-world experience with scientists
Read full article: At new FDLE forensic training lab, UCF students get real-world experience with scientistsA new forensic training and research lab has opened in Lake Nona, giving University of Central Florida students a chance to learn alongside working Florida Department of Law Enforcement scientists while supporting research into emerging substances.
DeSantis signs Florida budget, slashes $800M with veto pen
Read full article: DeSantis signs Florida budget, slashes $800M with veto penGov. Ron DeSantis signed his eighth and final budget of his tenure Monday, vetoing more than $800 million from a $114.5 billion spending plan. The budget also includes $30 billion for schools, $4.5 billion for school vouchers, $665 million for Everglades restoration.
Hot Fourth of July Weekend, as NHC highlights areas off Florida coast
Read full article: Hot Fourth of July Weekend, as NHC highlights areas off Florida coastIf you’re making Fourth of July plans, the forecast is looking pretty typical for Central Florida, but there is one developing weather feature that could still influence the holiday weekend.
TikTok videos show Florida detective in police uniform selling products
Read full article: TikTok videos show Florida detective in police uniform selling productsVideos of a Kissimmee Police Department detective advertising products for sale on TikTok while dressed in her uniform are being reviewed by the agency for potential policy violations, News 6 has learned.
3 alligator attacks reported in Central Florida in a week
Read full article: 3 alligator attacks reported in Central Florida in a weekA 31-year-old woman died after being bitten by an alligator while swimming with friends Saturday afternoon near Geneva, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
🐶Orlando’s best-kept food secret is hiding in a dog bar
Read full article: 🐶Orlando’s best-kept food secret is hiding in a dog barOrlando hidden gem alert: BarkHaven, a dog-friendly restaurant and sports bar in Orlando, FL, is serving some of the freshest food in town — even if you don’t have a dog. Get the details on BarkHaven’s new menu items (patty melt, protein bowl, cheeseburger pizza and more), plus my must-order favorites like the Spud Flight, Cobb salad, and the spicy Lebanese burger staple. Location, hours, and what to expect included.
Kissimmee police name person of interest in suspicious death in Kissimmee neighborhood
Read full article: Kissimmee police name person of interest in suspicious death in Kissimmee neighborhoodPolice in Kissimmee now say the body that was discovered in a neighborhood on Thursday morning is part of a homicide case. The victim has now been identified as Charles Harper, 71. Police are looking for help finding whoever took Harper's truck, which was recovered later in Altamonte Springs.
Heat-related calls start to climb in Seminole County ahead of Fourth of July
Read full article: Heat-related calls start to climb in Seminole County ahead of Fourth of JulySummer is barely underway, and Seminole County fire crews are already busy. With dozens of heat-related emergency calls logged in June alone — and the hottest months still ahead — local fire officials are urging residents to take simple steps to stay safe, especially as thousands prepare to head outdoors for the Fourth of July holiday.
Florida governor vetoes e-bike safety bill, leaving cities, counties to set own rules
Read full article: Florida governor vetoes e-bike safety bill, leaving cities, counties to set own rulesFlorida cities and counties can continue to operate under their own e-bike and e-scooter rules after Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have created a uniform statewide system — leaving parents and advocates questioning what comes next.
Frost urges Congress to protect Haitian, Syrian migrants, says it’s ‘a matter of life and death’
Read full article: Frost urges Congress to protect Haitian, Syrian migrants, says it’s ‘a matter of life and death’Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost is calling on lawmakers to act after a ruling that allows the Trump administration to end legal protections for migrants fleeing violence and natural disasters in Haiti and Syria.
Orlando Health plans full hospital expansion in Kissimmee
Read full article: Orlando Health plans full hospital expansion in KissimmeeOrlando Health is moving forward with plans to convert the former Tupperware World Headquarters in Kissimmee into a full-service hospital, bringing new life to a campus that sits vacant following the iconic brand's 2024 bankruptcy.
Summer sizzle sticks around for the weekend. Here’s how hot it could get
Read full article: Summer sizzle sticks around for the weekend. Here’s how hot it could getCentral Florida is in for another classic summer stretch with temperatures climbing into the 90s, heat index values topping 100 degrees, and scattered afternoon thunderstorms expected to develop.
FEMA backlog leaves Florida disaster survivors waiting; 2 reform plans offer different paths forward
Read full article: FEMA backlog leaves Florida disaster survivors waiting; 2 reform plans offer different paths forwardAs Florida hurricane survivors wait for FEMA to approve their grant applications, Congress and a council appointed by President Trump push different plans to overhaul FEMA.
Florida’s new data center law takes effect next week. Here’s what it changes
Read full article: Florida’s new data center law takes effect next week. Here’s what it changesLast month, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a new bill impacting data centers across the state, adding it to the list of nearly 200 laws approved so far this year.
Florida university system officials look to block undocumented students
Read full article: Florida university system officials look to block undocumented studentsUndocumented students wouldn’t be admitted to the state’s public universities under a proposal reviewed by the State University System Board of Governors on Thursday.
DNA confirms the remains of Flagler County woman who disappeared in 2003
Read full article: DNA confirms the remains of Flagler County woman who disappeared in 2003Human remains found in the Intracoastal Waterway last year are those of a Flagler County woman who disappeared more than two decades ago, the sheriff’s office announced Thursday. Mary Lou Combs of Palm Coast was reported missing in August 2003.
Gov. DeSantis says ‘demobilization’ is underway at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention center
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis says ‘demobilization’ is underway at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention centerov. Ron DeSantis announced demobilization efforts are underway at Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport, the site of the South Florida Detention Center — widely known as "Alligator Alcatraz."
Florida ‘Super Speeder’ law may end YouTube channel run by NASCAR founder’s great-grandson
Read full article: Florida ‘Super Speeder’ law may end YouTube channel run by NASCAR founder’s great-grandsonA YouTube channel that once featured motorcycles appearing to weave dangerously through Central Florida traffic at speeds exceeding 150 mph may be coming to an end — and the creator is pointing to Florida’s new “Super Speeder” law as the reason.
John Morgan reveals the name of his new Florida political party
Read full article: John Morgan reveals the name of his new Florida political partyA $100,000 contest kicked off last month to name Orlando attorney John Morgan’s new political party here in Florida — and the results have just been revealed.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signs new Florida property tax law. Here’s what to know
Read full article: Gov. Ron DeSantis signs new Florida property tax law. Here’s what to knowFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a new bill into law that may have a major impact on local governments trying to raise property taxes.
Quicker response times expected as Sanford Fire opens new station
Read full article: Quicker response times expected as Sanford Fire opens new stationSanford Fire Rescue has opened a new station, a move leaders say will improve emergency response times and reduce call volume for nearby crews as the area continues to grow.
Orlando’s fencing phenom heads to nationals
Read full article: Orlando’s fencing phenom heads to nationalsArianna Choi is one of the top young fencers in the United States. The Orlando native picked up the sport when she was 7 years old. She's been winning and improving ever since. Arianna won her 7th career gold medal at the Florida State Fencing Championships. The win qualifies her for the national competition in late June. Arianna stopped by News 6.
OCPS, teachers union deadlocked over healthcare costs ahead of July hearing
Read full article: OCPS, teachers union deadlocked over healthcare costs ahead of July hearingHealthcare costs are at the center of a contract dispute between Orange County Public Schools and its teachers union, with educators warning proposed changes could make it harder for some employees to afford staying in the profession.
✨Disney World brothers build careers behind the scenes, keeping park operations running
Read full article: ✨Disney World brothers build careers behind the scenes, keeping park operations runningBrothers Michael and Bob Archer have spent decades in mechanical and maintenance roles at Walt Disney World, continuing a family trade and helping keep transportation and attractions operating safely every day.