Vol. 37, No. 32
An Orlando doctor gives anti-choice activists a way to more easily and thoroughly harass abortion clinic clients
Letting the pro-life camp in the private driveway and parking lot he shares with the women's center gives them unfettered access to vulnerable patients
By McKenna Schueler
Orlando's Cheez-It Bowl becomes Pop-Tarts Bowl with new sponsorship
We're looking forward to those Pop-Tart giveaways
By Chloe Greenberg
‘We were making Florida great’: Orlando workers, businesses join statewide protest against Florida immigration law
SB 1718 will lead to existential choices for the state; immigrants do the construction, agricultural, and service industry jobs that make Florida run
Seminole County school offers to reprint yearbook without LGBTQ+ pages after parents complain
The pages feature photos of the school's gay Straight Alliance club and definitions of LGBTQ+ terms
Orlando's Covenant House to close its shelter for homeless youth this summer
The nonprofit will continue offering other services to locals in need
'People love Disney': Gov. DeSantis' fight with Disney not expected to affect tourism numbers
'That is a business decision that we don't feel impacts the tourism product that Disney has.'
By Jim Turner, the News Service of Florida
Orlando International Airport places in top five for longest wait times, per new study
It can take almost an hour to get through Orlando International Airport check-in and security
By Bellanee Plaza
Hurricane Ian leaves lessons learned ahead of 2023's 'near normal' storm season
Emergency-management officials believe they must do more to communicate the risks of approaching storms
By Jim Turner and Tom Urban, News Service of Florida
Giant seaweed blob heading for Florida could contain flesh-eating bacteria
Researchers have called the sargassum chonk the 'perfect pathogen storm'
New survey finds that a lot of Floridians don't care much for hurricane prepping or evacuations
Disquieting news on the week that hurricane season kicks off
By Matthew Moyer
Florida MMA fighter captures 10-foot alligator near elementary school
'I felt like Batman, for real, you know.'
Controversial 'culture war' measures teed up for Florida classrooms
The department is slated on June 9 to hold a series of online rule-development workshops that would help implement the new laws
By Ryan Dailey, NSF
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay says it's working with law enforcement after influencer jumps into alligator exhibit
'Another wild Karen, crikey,' Pursifull says while guests can be heard asking him to exit the exhibit
By Colin Wolf
DeSantis signs into law industry-backed bill allowing Florida landlords to charge 'junk fees' instead of security deposits
An Orange County attorney says it's 'not designed to protect the tenant at all'
Free Will Astrology: Celebrate your healthy ego, Gemini (like anyone needs to remind you)
Your horoscope — and the other 11 zodiac signs', too — for the week of June 1-7
By Rob Brezsny
Florida Prize Exhibition Preview Party at OMA this week unveils this year's roster of boundary-pushing artists from the Sunshine State
Ten working contemporary artists will be exhibited
By Jessica Bryce Young
The CommUNITY Rainbow Run speeds into Wadeview Park for a seventh year
OnePulse kicks off their June Pride month events with this fun-run
By Sarah Castillo
Take in all the sights and fragrant scents of Central Florida Orchid Society’s Show and Sale in Orlando this weekend
This event has been going strong for 65 years
Orlando Fringe 2023 festival wrap-up: Critics' Choice awards and recommendations for next year
Plus four more reviews to add to the 48 we already published
By Seth Kubersky
Impeccably themed and completely air-conditioned: SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is a big departure
The first marine life attraction in the Middle East is a collaboration between SeaWorld and Miral
Orlando Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme stores slinging free doughnuts on Friday
Dentists and cardiologists may scowl, but on National Donut Day, you win
Resurgent chain Miami Grill, formerly '80s fave Miami Subs, plans to open two restaurants in Orlando
Would you like a side of 'South Beach vibes' with your gyro?
New 'elevated dining' concept Leiah looks to move into downtown Orlando
The 'kitchen and cellar' will move into the old City Diner space
Valhalla Bakery relocates from Milk District to East Orlando
No eggs, no dairy, plenty of sweetness
By Faiyaz Kara
Brunch House takes over Orlando's Milkhouse with a unique array of local breakfast-adjacent eats
Food trucks and pop-up chefs from around the city will be on hand
Baldwin Park's Wildflower springs up in Sanford; Oza Izakaya to open in Orlando; Grafton Street Pub speaks easy in Lake Mary
Plus all the crunchiest Central Florida food news
Papi Smash Burger in downtown Orlando makes mince of its rivals
It's the near-perfect burger experience, not 'some fancy, deconstructed, avant bullshit'
Leg Biters, Summer Hoop and more throw a 'Fridge Party benefit at Will's Pub this week
Proceeds from the show go to the Neighborhood Fridge Project
WMFE's Tiny Desk Central Florida local showcase takes over the Social's stage this week
From diminutive desk to big downtown stage!
By Bao Le-Huu
Throwin Up, Cursed Birth, Apprehend and more bring the Southern heaviness to Uncle Lou's this week
Extreme but interesting is what you'll get at this stacked show
Grrrls Night at Stardust Video features young bands Peace Cult, Sistamatic, Deux Visages and Holly Pocket
Check out the next class of the Florida scene
Waterparks make triumphant return to Orlando Saturday with sold-out House of Blues show
Splish Splash!
By Gabby Macogay
Darkwave dance night Dark Echoes brings Gainesville's Last Grasp to the Falcon Friday
Pitbull, Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias to give Orlando the full 'Trilogy' when their co-headlining tour comes to town
Is this trilogy better than the Star Wars prequels? Yes
Karol G adds Orlando stadium show to hotly anticipated summer U.S. tour
The Latin pop star added new dates to keep up with overwhelming demand
Jonas Van den Bossche goes indie rock? Listen to new single 'Spirals on the Horizon' and find out
New work from a chameleonic Orlando musician
Katie Burkess steps into the spotlight at last with new single 'Stone Cold Love'
Backing vocalist no more
Orlando Gay Chorus doesn’t just ‘say gay,’ they ‘sing gay’ — and sing it loudly
Enzian Theater's Freaky Fridays excavates a forgotten slice of Floridian queer horror
This week yields the results of their latest celluloid dig, the 1971 cult oddity 'Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things'
New on Netflix: 'The Days,' a dramatic retelling of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, premieres Thursday
Plus everything else new on the streaming platforms this week
By Steve Schneider
Legal Public Notices 5/31/2023
By Jerrica Schwartz
The Pride Cup: Pickleball
@ Lake Buena Vista High School
Sun., June 4, 8:15 a.m.
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