Meet the Florida Puerto Rican Parade and Festival’s scholarship winners
Five students got $2,000 scholarships to advance their studies as part of the Florida Puerto Rican Parade and Festival.
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UCF helping Puerto Rican students pursue their academic dreams
The Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program is giving a helping hand to students in Puerto Rico to pursue their academic dreams.
Jury selected for Volusia County ‘Xbox murders’ resentencing
After four days of selection, a jury has been seated in the resentencing of two men convicted of multiple murders.
Orlando police officer arrested over alleged cellphone recording confrontation
A lawman in Orlando was arrested in Osceola County this week.
Company hired to recruit students for Orange County Public Schools
Parents in Orange County could get a text or knock on the door or from a company trying to recruit students back to the county public school district.
Lawmakers halt investigation into Hope Florida
Republicans in Tallahassee are ending an investigation into Hope Florida, even as some vow their push for accountability will continue.
Accused drug dealer arrested after Ormond Beach woman dies of suspected fentanyl overdose
Volusia County deputies have arrested a man accused of selling drugs to a woman who died of an overdose.
Former employee sentenced for hacking Walt Disney World menus, changing allergen information
A former Disney employee found to have hacked the computer system that Walt Disney World uses to create its menus has been sentenced in federal court.
Florida parade’s environmental theme highlights new natural history museum in Puerto Rico
This year’s parade theme is on renewable energy and the environment - something the Museum of Natural History and Conservation of Puerto Rico knows a lot about.
Founding member of NYC’s National Puerto Rican Day Parade to be honored at Orlando festival
Andrés González is a founding member of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York City. This year, he will be honored in Orlando.
