Letters: Property-tax elimination — disaster or diversion?
Readers speak out about the proposal to eliminate property taxes in Florida.
Commentary: Florida citrus is under assault. Innovation helps us fight back
The EPA recently approved a gene-edited citrus rootstock to slow down citrus greening. Government regulators must encourage innovations of this sort to save the citrus industry.
Commentary: Pulse memorial must capture full spirit of the 49 victims
As the Rev. Dr. José Rodriguez writes, memorial designers are not fully embracing the Hispanic community and representing its victims with more than just names.
Editorial: The day after Pulse, a message of grief and hope
On June 13, 2016, the Orlando Sentinel ran a rare front-page editorial under the all-caps headline, “OUR COMMUNITY WILL HEAL.” In 20i9, editor John Cutter talked about how that decision…
Maxwell: 10 years after Pulse, Orlando won’t let anyone erase this tragedy
Some people forget how that weekend unfolded. On Friday night, an obsessed fan shot and killed pop singer Christina Grimmie in Orlando’s landmark Plaza theater. It was a jarringly macabre…
Editorial: In the aftermath of horror, Orlando chose love
Tonight, before you go to sleep, think about what life was like before the Pulse massacre. And the day after, remember our resolve that Orlando would not let hate win.
Commentary: In light of Kyle Busch’s death, we need to talk about sepsis treatment
Despite being one of the costliest, deadliest conditions patients may experience in the hospital, sepsis is less understood than other health challenges like stroke and heart attacks.
Letters: Sentinel sets the standard | Religious liberty at risk | ‘No’ on property tax cut
The Orlando Sentinel mattered to one reader because it showed her a world outside her own. A good newspaper tells the truth, asks questions and pays attention when people in…
Editorial: Months before property-tax vote, budget talks got dirty in the dark
A recent report lists 621 specific state projects, totaling $830 million, that merit veto consideration because they bypassed established budget rules, but the governor's friends don't often get vetoed.
Commentary: Mister Rogers’ empathy should still fit nation’s values
Mister Rogers understood that citizenship starts with being a good neighbor. How we treat each other demonstrates what it means to be Americans, and in turn what we can do…