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More than one month after ending the regular session without passing a budget, legislative leaders said Thursday they have a deal on top-line spending levels. (News Service of Florida)
Initial state budget deal reached, special session set for May
John Church hears a letter of congratulations from the U.S. Navy’s top admiral read by his grandson at his 100th birthday celebration Saturday. Church holds a boxed U.S. flag flown overthePentagoninhishonor.(Photo/TerryLloyd)
St. Cloud World War II Navy vet turns 100
As Osceola County Sheriff’s deputies continue to investigate a deadly early Saturday morning shooting at a gated vacation rental home community near ChampionsGate, investigators said they are ramping up enforcement of crimes committed at large house parties at rentals. (Google Maps)
Sheriff’s conducting operations to stop violent vacation rental home crimes
he City of St. Cloud announced Wednesday that it is pushing back the planned start of construction on $10 million in improvements to Hopkins Park until the end of the summer, and its free Hopkins Park Summer Camp will continue this summer.
Hopkins Park construction delayed as city, nonprofit resolve issues
When to wish upon the stars during April’s final sky show
Are signs pointing to death penalty sought in January triple homicide?
National Take Back Day for unused prescription drugs Saturday
Kissimmee City Commissioners (from left) Noel Ortiz, Vice Mayor Angela Eady, Mayor Jackie Espinosa, Carlos Alvarez III and Janette Martinez listen in as City Manager Mike Steigerwald explains the process of determining if the city will send ethics complaints on to the Ninth Circuit Court at Tuesday's City Commission meeting. (Photo/Ken Jackson)
Kissimmee mayor Espinosa, commissioner Martinez face ethics investigations
Ara Afolabi of Voyager K-8 School in St. Cloud (with Osceola Chamber President John Newstreet) finished in third place in Friday’s National Civics Bee regional competition at the Rosen Centre.