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Exclusive: Judicial candidate Nathan Skop not rehirable by state attorney’s office

‘It takes a lot to be un-rehirable,’ a former judge said, after a case Nathan Skop was a prosecutor for was ordered to be retried. Skop is now running for judge in Seminole County.

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Watch: Rep. Cory Mills defends ethics investigations, saying he hasn’t been convicted of anything

U.S. Rep. Cory Mills is facing multiple ethics investigations amid reports of a ‘quiet’ criminal probe.

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Winter Springs votes for property tax rate cut as Amendment 3 looms

‘This is a miracle,’ one commissioner who’s up for reelection says after tax cut vote.

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Local dog rescue may get kennel availability at Oviedo Mall

Public hearing to determine whether the dogs can sleep overnight at the pet adoption nonprofit at the Oviedo Mall will be Monday.

How Rep. Cory Mills and his challengers will vote on property tax reform

In U.S. House District 7 race, two Republicans are planning to vote no, and one Democrat is planning to vote for Amendment 3

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Watch: Seminole County judicial candidates answer questions about Supreme Court cases

One Seminole County judicial candidate says the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade was the most significant in recent history. ‘Everything I learned in law school went out the window.’

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Winter Springs to add cameras, more no trespassing signs after reclaimed pipe break

Officials said no report to the Florida Department of Environmental needed after city says vandals likely broke pipe near drain field, causing a reclaimed irrigation water spill.

How neighbors’ water bills are shaping votes on the property tax amendment

The Florida property tax exemption referendum, better known as Amendment 3, could save one woman $165 per month, but make city and county budgets unstable.

Hunger is on the ballot, as candidates take positions affecting food insecurity

Federal cuts to food assistance programs are hitting Central Florida families. Here's how some congressional candidates will handle that.

As AI adoption accelerates, new grads are getting left in the lurch

Experts say AI is already impacting the Central Florida job market. U.S. Senate candidates weigh in on what to do about it.