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Native Puerto Rican doctors head to the island

09/27/2017

Three Florida Hospital doctors, born and trained in Puerto Rico, flew to the island Wednesday to respond to struggles in their homeland. The doctors took supplies and left from Jacksonville on the humanitarian...

A new face for Gertrude’s Walk

Terry Roen

09/25/2017

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The City of Orlando has put out a call for mural artists to lure bikers and walkers to Gertrude’s Walk, a bland back alley named after Orange County’s most beautiful woman. The quarter-mile walking and biking ...

Rick Scott gets personal by showing gratitude to first responders

Terry Roen

09/21/2017

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Gov. Rick Scott stopped in Sanford Thursday to thank first responders for their sacrifices and service during Hurricane Irma. The blue-jeaned governor wore his Navy baseball cap, making the visit personal with...

Orlando tops the state in job creation

Terry Roen

09/15/2017

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The Orlando area leads the state in job creation, adding 40,800 new private-sector jobs in the last year, according to employment numbers announced Friday by Gov. Rick Scott. The unemployment rate in Orlando d...

Duke expects all Central Florida customers to be powered by midnight Sunday

Scott Powers

09/12/2017

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Duke Energy announced it expects to have fully restored lost electrical service to the Central Florida portions of its service area by midnight Sunday, but the hard hit counties of Hardee and Highlands likely ...

Irma takes aim at Gulf Coast

Peter Schorsch

09/09/2017

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Florida's West Coast is now expected to take the brunt of potentially devastating Hurricane Irma, as the system started making itself felt Saturday across South Florida. “As we know, the direction of storms ...

Native Puerto Rican doctors head to the island

A new face for Gertrude’s Walk

Rick Scott gets personal by showing gratitude to first responders

Orlando tops the state in job creation

Duke expects all Central Florida customers to be powered by midnight Sunday

Irma takes aim at Gulf Coast

Bob Cortes takes leadership posts in National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators

After a year, families hear nothing on calls for justice for the Groveland Four