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Michael Donovan
Michael Donovan reports on Florida communities, covering city halls, county boards and the local decisions that affect residents statewide.
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Explore Orlando’s Latest Restaurant Openings and Food Events This Summer
Orlando's food scene is buzzing with new openings and exciting events, from innovative pizza concepts to cultural eateries and seasonal dining experiences.
New Port Richey Flooding Issue Resolved After February Complaints
New Port Richey residents have finally found relief from persistent flooding in their front yards, thanks to the discovery of an abandoned…
Elderly pedestrian fatalities in Florida: a growing concern
Florida's senior population faces a significant pedestrian safety crisis, with alarming fatality rates that demand attention and action
Alligator Alcatraz Closure: Florida’s Short-Lived Immigration Detention Facility
Florida's Alligator Alcatraz detention center, a symbol of the state's immigration crackdown, has closed its doors after less than a year of…
Adopt April: A Loving Dog Awaits Her Perfect Match in Broward County
April, a playful and affectionate dog, is waiting for a loving home at Broward County Animal Care in Fort Lauderdale.
Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins Gains Support from Law Enforcement and Firefighters
Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins has received significant endorsements from Manatee County Sheriff Rick Wells and the Hernando County Professional Firefighters, bolstering…
Marcus Nicolas and James Reilly Clash Over Leon County Schools’ Future
Leon County School Board chair Marcus Nicolas and challenger James Reilly faced off in a June 23 forum, tackling critical issues like…
Hobe Sound water plant crash leaves residents without service
A mysterious hit-and-run crash at the Hobe Sound-Osprey water treatment plant has disrupted water service for many residents. Authorities are on the…
Twin earthquakes strike Venezuela: 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude quakes near Caracas
Venezuela faced its strongest earthquakes in over a century as twin seismic events struck near Caracas on June 24, 2026.
84-Year-Old Man Files Lawsuit Against Waffle House for Injuries Sustained in Fall
Edward Bowlds, an 84-year-old resident of Bartow, Florida, is taking legal action against Waffle House following an accident in their parking lot.