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Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week. Here’s what to know

Tropical Depression 19 expected to become tropical storm Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week as Tropical Depression 19 is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean. As of now, the future of what could be Sara is going to be highly dependent on how much the system interacts with Central America and the…

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African Officer Honored for Stopping Attempted Kidnapping at Bus Stop

Corrections officer Timothy Williams honored by county officials: A local hero received the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Missing Children’s Day Citizen of the Year by the Orange County Commission and by Orange County Corrections where he works as a jail officer for something he did as a dad. Last August, Corrections Officer Timothy Williams was parked in front of a…

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Here’s where you can donate election signs in Central Florida to be turned into fuel

Officials remind people to separate any metal, wooden stakes from signs before donating them Back in August after the primaries, we told you how cities across Central Florida are recycling campaign signs. Now that the general election is over – Orlando, Winter Park and Seminole County are partnering up with companies like PureCycle and NuCycle to turn campaign signs to energy. “The…

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Google Searches for ‘Move to Canada’ Surge Amid Rising Trump Election Odds

Google searches for “Move to Canada” surged overnight, almost in parallel with Trump’s rising election odds, as the historic election swung key battleground states in his favor. Internet searches related to leaving the country continued climbing in the early morning hours, predominantly from liberal-leaning states. Most of the “Move to Canada” searches on Google came from states like Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire,…

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Five Unbelievable Things Trump said in his ‘Victory Speech’

Summary Five things Trump said in his victory speech In the past hour, Donald Trump has declared victory in the US presidential election, delivering a wide-ranging speech to supporters at his watch party in Florida. In case you missed it, here’s what he said: UK prime minister says he looks forward to working with Trump Keir Starmer has become…

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Girl shot, wounded on Florida school bus

Student had possession of gun, police say By Brenda Argueta, Digital Journalist A girl was taken to a hospital Tuesday after being shot on a school bus in Florida, according to police. The girl, a middle school student in St. Petersburg, was “the only one in possession of the gun,” the police department said in a news release. It…

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Tropical Storm Rafael strengthening, expected to become hurricane; area highlighted in Atlantic

By Candace Campos, Chief Meteorologist Tropical Storm Rafael continues to strengthen as it moves through the Caribbean. As of Tuesday morning, Rafael is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday as it approaches the western side of Cuba. It has maximum sustained winds of 60 mph and is moving northwest at 13 mph. [RELATED: Here’s when a tropical storm…

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These LGBTQ+ Candidates Are Hoping To Break Florida’s Republican Supermajority

Florida voters could elect as many as three transgender candidates to the state legislature this cycle. By Lil Kalish LGBTQ+ Democratic candidates for Florida’s state legislature are hoping to break up the Republican supermajority in both chambers of government, and gain the seats needed to push back against the wave of discriminatory bills introduced by state lawmakers there. And for…

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The Power of Trump’s Movement: Why Millions Still Believe in His Vision for America

By Tailor Allen As we approach another critical election, it’s clear that Donald Trump’s supporters aren’t going anywhere. Despite relentless opposition from the media, critics, and political elites, millions of Americans are standing firmly behind him. Why? Because Trump represents something bigger than any single policy or personality trait. For his supporters, he embodies the values, principles, and bold…

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Potential Tropical Cyclone 18 intensifying in Caribbean, forecast to become hurricane

Over the weekend, the National Hurricane Center officially designated an area in the south-central Caribbean as Potential Tropical Cyclone 18. Hurricane Hunters are scheduled to investigate this system twice on Monday, first around 10 a.m. and another around 3 p.m. Although this area is not a storm just yet, it is expected to be one later on Monday as…

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