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Attack reported at Altamonte Springs Wawa over $9 of ‘crack money,’ police say

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. – Two Central Florida men were arrested after Altamonte Springs police said they confronted and attacked someone over an alleged $9 debt at a Wawa early Wednesday morning. According to an arrest report, officers responded at about 12:45 a.m. on Sept. 9 to the Wawa at...
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Sanford native killed on 9/11 remembered in Seminole County ceremony

SANFORD, Fla. — Leaders from Sanford and Seminole County gathered Friday morning at Veterans Memorial Park in Sanford for a Patriot Day ceremony marking 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The ceremony honored those who responded to the attacks and the nearly 3,000 people who died,...
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‘In Sickness and in Health’ Came Early: Florida Couple Marries in Hospital After Serious...

For Florida woman, Tyasia Thomas, and man, Kapri DeRamus, the wedding vows “in sickness and in health” took on an unexpectedly immediate meaning after a serious car crash left the groom injured just hours before their ceremony. DeRamus was traveling to the couple’s wedding venue in Altamonte Springs...
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Parramore market offers free groceries and more choices

Gas stations and corner stores dot the landscape of Orlando's Parramore neighborhood. Driving around, what's clearly missing is an actual grocery store. The area is considered a food desert where residents have limited access to healthy, affordable food. Food drives and emergency distributions have helped, but a new mi
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Prosecutors drop MDMA trafficking charges against Kodak Black

Florida prosecutors dropped all charges against rapper Kodak Black following a May arrest involving alleged MDMA trafficking.
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Regulars Swear By The Chicken And Waffles At This Soul Food Spot In Orlando

Some restaurants build a name over decades, quietly feeding families through Sunday dinners and after-church gatherings until the whole neighborhood knows their story. Orlando has one of those places, and it has been serving hearty Southern plates for around 75 years. People drive in from other states, sometimes many h
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SeaWorld Orlando offers free teacher cards through September 2027

Florida K-12 teachers can get free unlimited admission to SeaWorld Orlando through September 2, 2027.
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Shots fired amid hit-and-run in Orange County, deputies say

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Deputies are investigating after shots were fired during a hit-and-run crash on Thursday night, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. In a release, deputies said they responded to the 3000 block of Whisper Lake Lane around 8:17 p.m. regarding the incident. Upon arrival,...
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Orlando area restaurants open now, opening soon: Sujuo Korean Eatery, Hayashi Tarō, Humble Crumb...

The 14th annual Cows ’n Cabs party goes off Nov. 5 and 7 with some of the finest restaurants and adult beverage purveyors in town setting up on the sprawling grounds of Central Park’s West Lawn. The post Orlando area restaurants open now, opening soon: Sujuo Korean Eatery, Hayashi Tarō, Humble Crumb and more appeared
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Florida proposes stronger protections for sloths after Sloth World deaths in Orlando

Conservationists raised concerns Wednesday that proposed rule changes in reaction to the deaths of more than 50 imported sloths for the once-planned Sloth World attraction in Orlando do not go far enough. During a more than one-hour online hearing, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission outlined plans to

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