Vol. 38, No. 21
The battle over Florida's unions is driven by political favors, out-of-state interest groups, and confusion
'Florida has become a billionaire's playground'
By McKenna Schueler
University of Central Florida students advocate for free emergency contraception on campus
Students secured their first victory when the administration lowered the cost of generic Plan B to $6.
Orlando's Maxwell Frost among Florida congressmen to vote 'no' on measure banning TikTok
'This legislation is an infringement of our constitutional right to freedom of speech,' Frost said
By Mitch Perry, Florida Phoenix
Florida metro areas are fastest growing in the nation, U.S. Census Bureau says
The Villages retirement community area ranked highest
By News Service of Florida
Walgreens to close Orlando distribution center, lay off hundreds
Employees are expected to be laid off in May
Florida lawmakers support new sanctions on minors possessing guns
Rouson says that it’s important to hold minors accountable – without marking them with a felony that would follow them the rest of their lives
Florida's Citizens insurance of last resort added nearly 11,000 policies in the last two weeks
Citizens, which was created as an insurer of last resort, has become the state’s largest property insurer
Florida urges federal judge to speed up ruling in high-stakes wetlands case
In February a judge found that actions by the EPA and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service violated the Endangered Species Act
By Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida
Florida lawmaker, advocacy groups question DeSantis' response to unrest in Haiti
More than 250 officers are expected to be deployed in anticipation of a surge in migration
DeSantis signs bill targeting 'community' IDs for migrants in Florida
Rep. Johanna Lopez, D-Orlando, said 'restricting access to valid identification jeopardizes public safety'
By Jim Turner and Ryan Dailey, News Service of Florida
Concern about artificial intelligence in political ads grows ahead of election year in Florida
Florida legislators recently approved a bill that requires a disclaimer to be included in political ads that use generative AI
'Scalia/Ginsburg' operatically chronicles the unlikely friendship between two Supreme Court justices
A love letter to an era in our politics that is long gone
By Shelton Hull
The Bach Festival brings back multimedia performance 'Voices of Light: The Passion of Joan of Arc' this weekend
Return engagement of an affecting hybrid of film and music
By Matthew Moyer
Orlando Brick Convention returns with even more Lego displays, brick pits and professional Lego artists
Will it be a 'blockbuster'?
By Chelsea Zukowski
Orlando performers across genre unite to tell a 'Story' this month
A mix of live music, dance, spoken word and visual art
'Florida Project' star and comics writer Brooklynn Prince does signings at Orlando comics shops for newest book
Her comic 'Misfortune's Eyes' drops on March 20
Madame Tussauds Orlando unveils new Dua Lipa wax figure
Presenting Dua Lipa’s dupe
By Alexandra Sullivan
Fresh new spots in Orlando for ice cream and tacos, plus a pair of shawarma pop-ups
Local food news: Crispy Cones, Nola's Ice Cream, Torchy's Tacos, Shawarma Bros. and more
By Faiyaz Kara
Guy Fieri's Chicken Guy! restaurant in Winter Park faces eviction over unpaid rent
Trouble in Flavortown
By Chloe Greenberg
Two Orlando restaurants to offer exclusive 'Godzilla X Kong'-themed ramen and cocktails
Eat like a monster
Wa Ramen in Orlando's Lake Nona neighborhood gives guests a glimpse of the 'Japanese way'
'Japanese food that Japanese people will actually enjoy'
Orlando bands Bughead and Telephone reunite for one loud night at Will's Pub
Along with The Ludes, it'll be a proper guitar clinic
By Bao Le-Huu
Orlando concert calendar, March 13-19: Sickick, Dionne Warwick, Smoking Popes, Tim McGraw, MxPx
56 concerts in 29 venues this week — get going
By Kristin Howard
Crucial Orlando hip-hop showcase Master of Ceremony is the move for this Saturday
'Go see Orlando’s hip-hop culture in motion'
Nineties cult-rock survivors Smoking Popes roar into Conduit
Turns out the band were not 'Born to Quit'
Waterparks (the band, not the … never mind) play Orlando's House of Blues later this month
'Waterparks' of a different sort than we're used to here
Orlando politi-punks M.A.C.E. release new mini-album 'In Your Face'
They're queer, they're feminist, they're furious
Jimmy Eat World reflect on the past and 'Futures' ahead of arena tour with Fall Out Boy
Emo stars play Orlando's Kia Center Friday
By Alan Sculley
New on Netflix: K-drama goes surreal in 'Chicken Nugget'; a twisty Hindi-language mystery, and more
What to watch this week: streaming premieres
By Steve Schneider
Florida lawmakers back more medical-marijuana licenses for Black farmers
The expansion will open the door for three applicants who lost out earlier
By Dara Kam, News Service of Florida
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