Writer: Gabriela Enamorado 2 min read July 2023 — In March, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law House Bill 1 (HB1), a bill that will expand school vouchers and school choice. This law, which went into effect on July 1, has left some public schools worried about how the program
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read June 2023 — While the Republican field of candidates running for president has grown considerably over the last few months, Florida sees outsized representation with three contenders calling the Sunshine State home. While Election Day 2024 is still over a year away, the Republican
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read May 2023 — The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District board is meeting May 10 for the first time after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill allowing the hand-picked board to ignore prior agreements with Disney. The board will meet at the Wyndham Lake
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read April 2023 — In 1937, Ybor City hosted the Antifascist Women’s March. Today, a new mural celebrates that history. Located on the western wall of the Ybor City Development Corporation building at 2015 E 7th Ave, the mural was unveiled Thursday and pays homage
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read March 2023— Disney is hosting the Out & Equal 2023 Workplace Summit this September. The move, announced last week, comes at a pivotal moment as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis prepares a likely 2024 presidential bid. The announcement came a little less than a month
By: Sara Warden 2 min read March 2020 — Sunshine, beaches, cruises, outdoor festivals … this is Florida’s bread and butter. But what happens when a global health crisis crosses international borders? Miami’s tourism industry is now finding out. When the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak began spreading in China at the end
