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Orlando Venezuelan Earthquake Relief | Hope CommUnity Center

As communities across Venezuela continue to recover from the devastation, relief efforts have extended far beyond the country’s borders. According to WESH 2, Central Florida is home to approximately 127,000 Venezuelans.

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Palm Beach County's supervisor of elections eases concerns about election security

As questions about election security continue to shape political discussions nationwide, Florida election officials say multiple safeguards are in place to ensure voter rolls remain accurate and ballots are counted properly.

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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dotie Joseph lays out her vision for a more affordable Florida

As Floridians prepare to vote in the upcoming gubernatorial election, candidates are outlining their visions for the state's future and explaining how they plan to address some of the issues affecting residents.

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How the property tax amendment could reshape funding for Florida's public hospitals

In November, Florida voters will decide whether to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that would reduce property taxes for homeowners across the state.

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How will Florida's property tax reduction plan affect renters across the state?

One expert believes Florida's plan to reduce property taxes could potentially put more of a burden on renters in the state.

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A Tampa chef on his path to Rocca and the James Beard Awards

This business owner and chef has helped put Florida on the James Beard Awards map with Rocca, his Italian-inspired restaurant that earned recognition from one of the nation's most prestigious culinary organizations.

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Testing shows a decrease in the amount of 'forever chemicals' in Tampa's water treatment facility

The City of Tampa announced that recent testing at the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility found the Suspended Ion Exchange (SIX) system removed about 30 percent of PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals.”

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How one expert hopes to expand the health span of Southwest Floridians

Sometimes conversations about our health begin after an annual checkup.

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Indie Band Mirror Parts Gains Growing Following in Orlando Music Scene

When Nick Ramsay started recording songs, he wasn’t thinking about sold-out shows or opening for touring acts. He was simply looking for a creative outlet.

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Journalist Eugene Robinson's book traces America's racial history through the lens of his family

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Eugene Robinson's book "Freedom Won, Freedom Lost" explores two centuries of U.S. history through his own lineage.

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A Tampa historian reflects on Juneteenth and the city's Black history

For Fred Hearns, the first curator of Black history at the Tampa Bay History Center, Juneteenth is more than a holiday observed each June.

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Meet Larry, the giant visitor that is helping scientists unlock ocean mysteries

From colorful coral reefs teeming with life to dolphins that often appear alongside boats traveling offshore, Florida waters support a wide variety of species.

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Why does Florida still observe Jefferson Davis Day?

When learning about the American Civil War in school, many people encounter the name Jefferson Davis.

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Timeshare owners face questions about inheritance and exit

With warm weather and world-famous theme parks, Florida has long been considered an attractive destination for vacation property owners.

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Diane Jorge's Solovela: Improvised Telenovela at Orlando Fringe

Last Saturday, the Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival served as the perfect setting for the first of several performances directed by and starring comedian Diane Jorge in a funny and, oh, so dramatic one-woman spoof on telenovelas, aptly named “Solovela.”

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'Love is in the air': Lovebugs return to Florida and your car this summer

As summer approaches in the Sunshine State, Floridians are once again welcoming an old seasonal visitor that seems to appear at the perfect moment to swarm around cars.

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Vanessa Codorniu’s ‘Perra Puta Loca Bruja’ | Orlando Fringe Fest

From comedy to drama and storytelling, some performances at the Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival encompass multiple genres within a single hour-long show.

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El Open Más Pop Celebrates Latino Comedy Culture in Orlando

“El Open Más Pop,” a Spanish-language stand-up comedy show held twice a month at Arome Art Cafe in Orlando, is creating an accessible space for Latino comedians and audiences to connect through humor and their native language.

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Tampa's 'Hoodbachi God' turns a car trunk into a hibachi experience

If you've never tried hibachi before, this Florida native is giving people the opportunity to experience the cooking style in an unconventional way.

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Lost in Time and Translation

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Date of publication: 11/17/2025

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The 'Dopamine Detox' isn’t a Magic Fix

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Date of publication: 11/14/2025

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2arquidraw LLC: Designing Florida’s Growth One Project at a Time

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Flames and fauna: How wildfires and prescribed burns impact wildlife

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Honduran student leads the way for aspiring chemists at UCF

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