Episodios

  • Legislative Session Gridlock, Seminole County Plans to Transform Transit, Vietnamese Americans Reflect 50 Years after the Fall of Saigon
    May 1 2025
    The 2025 State Legislative Session will not end by Friday's deadline. We’ll break down policy and politics that could shape Central Florida and the reason lawmakers aren’t ending on time. Seminole County is looking at the rideshare model and micro-transit as a transportation alternative to the Lynx bus system. This week marks the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. We hear some of the voices in attendance at an Orlando ceremony marking the solemn occasion.
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    49 m
  • Rockledge Hospital Closure Creates Healthcare Desert, Immigrants Prep for Citizenship Tests, One Small Step Returns, Highwaymen Kids Exhibition
    Apr 24 2025
    Rockledge Hospital closed this week leaving the community without its emergency department. While ICE enforcement and immigration reform are at the forefront of Florida policies, we visit classes where thousands of Central Floridians prep for their high-stakes U.S. citizenship test and interview. Two former members of Congress, Democrat Val Demings and Republican Ted Yoho, sit down for a One Small Step conversation. We learn how a group of Black artists known for their depictions of Florida landscapes in the 1950s is inspiring artwork being done by students across Central Florida today.
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    50 m
  • ICE Enforcement Agreements on Campus, Orange County Arts Community Suspends DEI Grants, Manatee Rescue and Rehab
    Apr 17 2025
    UCF signed a cooperative agreement with ICE for campus police to enforce immigration policies. Orange County suspends DEI and sustainability committees and their grants to protect other arts funding. Behind the scenes at SeaWorld Orlando’s manatee rescue program.
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    51 m
  • Tariff Turbulence Sows Uncertainty, Florida Bill Gives the Unborn Legal Rights, Fourth Generation Shoe Repair Shop
    Apr 10 2025
    Central Florida businesses reliant on imported goods are dealing with the uncertainty of future tariffs. Florida lawmakers moved a measure forward to extend personal injury laws to unborn fetuses and allow family members to sue for damages. Jim McFarland is running a fourth-generation shoe repair shop in Lakeland using some 21st century marketing methods.
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    46 m
  • Florida Legislators Seek to Reform Child Labor Laws, Identifying Julie Doe, Orlando Valkyries Head Coach Rules the Court
    Apr 3 2025
    Two bills are advancing in the Florida Legislature that would roll back state regulations regarding the scheduling of teen workers. The Trans Doe Project aids the Lake County Sheriff’s Office in identifying the remains of a transgender woman found outside of Clermont in 1988. The Orlando Valkyries are fighting their way to the top of the Professional Volleyball Federation – we’ll meet head coach Amy Pauly.
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  • TDT Tax Funds Debate, Emergency Food Providers Dealt Blow by Funding Freeze, The New Romantics Shares the Love
    Mar 27 2025
    The Tourist Development Tax puts the primary financial burden on visitors to Florida compared to the people who live here. We discuss the debate over the “bed tax” and where that money goes. A federal funding freeze threatens to disrupt the distribution of food to vulnerable communities and Central Florida families. We travel to Audubon Park to visit Orlando’s romance-only bookstore.
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    49 m
  • Families of Special Needs Students Uncertain about Dismantling U.S. Education Department, Cursive Instruction in Schools, Exhibit Examines Kids' Interpretation of Art
    Mar 21 2025
    Following cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, a Seminole County father of a special needs student discusses the uncertainty surrounding the future of programs and protections for families. A bill advances requiring Florida public school students to be proficient in cursive. Central Florida kids are observers and curators of a unique exhibit on display at the Rollins Museum of Art that’s teaching about the ways children perceive artistic creations.
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    51 m
  • Measles Cases During Spring Break Travel, Fourth Trimester Care for Families, Monster Jam’s First Black Pro Driver
    Mar 13 2025
    Florida confirmed its first case of measles this year as Central Florida awaits an influx of visitors and travelers for spring break. AdventHealth for Women Fourth Trimester program supports mothers in the months immediately following birth while addressing racial and ethnic disparities in maternal morbidity. Senior Producer Richard Copeland stops by Camping World Stadium to meet monster truck driver and Apopka resident Bari Musawwir.
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    50 m

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