Orlando suspends its Minority and Women Business Enterprise program for a review to ensure compliance with federal law, causing uncertainty among local businesses.

John Graczyk has been named the new Police Chief of Clermont, with strong support from the city and a history of rising through the ranks since joining the department in 2005.

Lake County announces a workshop series to discuss growth management, including preservation, quality of life, and the impact on infrastructure, seeking community engagement.

Gov. DeSantis spoke at a homeschool convention in Florida, praising homeschooling and parental choice in education, while criticizing higher education for focusing on "intellectual fads" like race and gender over traditional academic subjects.

Orlando businesses are concerned about rising downtown violence, impacting their operations and prompting discussions on nightlife and alcohol sales policies for safety.

A federal appeals court upheld the block on Florida's law against drag shows, suggesting it's likely unconstitutional due to its vague language that could impede on First Amendment rights.

Florida's AG seeks to enforce a blocked immigration law; Governor DeSantis supports AG's defiance of a federal court order. Legal challenges continue over state versus federal jurisdiction on immigration.

Florida's attempt to repeal the "Free Kill" law has stalled following the rejection of a controversial amendment to cap wrongful death non-economic damages at $1 million.

The "Pam Rock Act" to enforce tougher measures on dangerous dog ownership in Florida awaits Governor DeSantis's signature, following unanimous legislative support.

The Florida Senate advances a $1.83 billion tax cut plan, potentially easing fiscal burdens for residents, with proposals including permanent sales tax elimination on certain clothing and a vehicle registration credit.

Chris Kirk has been confirmed as the permanent police chief of New Smyrna Beach, after the resignation of the former chief. His salary details are undisclosed.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has appointed Andrew Bain as an Orange County judge after expansion of the judiciary added new roles, following Bain's loss to Monique Worrell for state attorney.

Florida's State Attorney Monique Worrell requires arrests or notices before prosecution, sparking debate over case handling and justice delays.