Passing legislation to protect college athletics has never been more important. I realized the extent of that in June, when I was fortunate enough to hear former Alabama coach Nick…
Public schools are public investments, built around our neighborhoods where families live, work and build their futures; when students and funding are lost, communities lose resources beyond education.
Orlando City Commissioner Shan Rose says the proposed moratorium on downtown development reviews provides a window to better understand downtown’s history, character and potential.
Disability advocate JJ Holmes says David Jolly has the right answers about the waitlist for Medicaid waivers, while Byron Donalds just talks about fraud, waste and abuse.
After coming to the United States from Cuba at 19 and achieving multiple degrees, a professor at Florida International University wonders whether her past would be possible today.
More than a century ago, a wagon moved through downtown Orlando promising a city without insects. The use of the pesticide DDT was refined here. Today, the goal of managing…
Utilities across the country are retiring expensive coal plants and replacing them with cheaper, cleaner renewable alternatives. Orlando should be doing the same.
When books are banned from school libraries by state decree, the government can decide what ideas are available — or whether to provide the library at all. An admonishment to…
Limiting Washington’s power in favor of the states has long been a conservative principle, but when it comes to voting, the federal government is moving in the opposite direction.
Two and two equals four, which is also the number of days between July 24 and Nov. 8 the U.S. House will have been in session. Columnist Pat Beall offers…