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In the near term, Melissa is expected to affect Jamaica and Haiti as a growing tropical storm and hurricane. (Graphic/Hurricanecity.com)
Caribbean breeze? More like, 'Melissa, Please!' — is Florida in her sights?
State leaders have offered up different ways to lower the taxable values property owners pay one while while looking to shield funding for schools and law enforcement.
House offers menu of property tax cuts
Eight isn't enough: The Salvation Army of Osceola County's Pathway to Housing program celebrated its eighth family last week who completed its program and now own their home. (Photo/The Salvation Army of Osceola County)
Pathway to Housing — Salvation Army announces another success story
Osceola County plans to widen Old Lake Wilson Road north of Osceola-Polk Line Road near Reunion, and the community is invited to learn about the project and give feedback.
Public input sought at Old Lake Wilson Road widening design meeting — see when and where
Just over 3 out of every 10 voters in Osceola County is registered as something other than a Republican or Democrat, the highest ratio in the state. (Photo/Metro Creative)
Osceola County has the most ‘non-party’ voters— wanna know why?
With races in 2026 for governor, a U.S. Senate seat and Florida Cabinet offices, Secretary of State Cord Byrd has expressed confidence in the integrity and security of Florida’s election system.
State touts election safeguards
This is the person of interest who FHP investigators say ran from a fatal crash Friday morning on Orange Blossom Trail in North Kissimmee. (Photo/FHP)
Person of interest, subject vehicle found in deadly Friday morning OBT crash
Florida law targets using AI to ‘nudify’ people’s photos
Mayor Chris Robertson (far right) made a motion to discuss terminating the contract of City Manager Veronica Miller (second from left) at Thursday’s City Council meeting. It was the second time he’s made that motion. (Photo/City of St. Cloud)