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South Apopka annexation study finds path forward, but substantial costs remain

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Two dead, two seriously injured after a two-vehicle collision in Apopka

This Thanksgiving weekend, everyone in Florida should be thankful for alligators

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Oil drilling off the Florida coast gets pushback from leaders

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum tours an offshore oil rig during a visit to the Gulf of America to discuss energy policy, May 1, 2025.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum tours an offshore oil rig during a visit to the Gulf of America to discuss energy policy, May 1, 2025.
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Audubon Center for Birds of Prey releases its 800th Bald Eagle since 1979

FL State Representative Jennifer Canady watches as Audubon Center for Birds of Prey Director Katie Gill Warner releases the 800th Bald Eagle in Sorrento.
FL State Representative Jennifer Canady watches as Audubon Center for Birds of Prey Director Katie Gill Warner releases the 800th Bald Eagle in Sorrento.
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Orange County’s commitment to public safety delivers record results and major upgrades

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