Convicted Double-Murderer Edward James Executed by Lethal Injection in Florida
Edward James was executed for the 1993 murders of a girl and her grandmother. The Florida Supreme Court denied a stay despite his cognitive decline claims. Opinions on the death penalty were divided among those outside the prison.
Florida Lawmakers Amend School Start Time Law, Offering Districts Flexibility Amidst Logistical Challenges
Florida lawmakers advanced a bill modifying the mandatory later high school start times, allowing districts to report logistics and financial challenges in implementing this by 2026.
Lance Lyttle Appointed CEO of Greater Orlando Aviation Authority After Leading Sea-Tac's Transformation
Lance Lyttle, current aviation director for Sea-Tac, has been appointed as the new CEO of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, overseeing operations at Orlando International and Executive airports.
Former Technician Accuses Orlando Free Fall Operators of Ignoring Safety Warnings and Retaliation in Wake of Fatal Accident
A former technician is suing the operators of Orlando Free Fall, claiming he was fired for reporting safety concerns, including issues that may have contributed to Tyre Sampson's fatal accident.
Florida Senate Transportation Committee Greenlights Bill to Increase Highway Speed Limits to 75 MPH
Florida's SB 462 bill, advancing through the Senate Transportation Committee, proposes raising highway speed limits to 75 mph on major highways and includes provisions for rural roads and funding from electric vehicle charging stations.












