Letters: Protesting gas prices | Trump blames wrong side | Amendment 3 isn’t about affordability
As prices of gas and everything else rise, a reader notes that there’s almost not a peep from MAGA, the GOP and especially GOP members of Congress.
Endorsement: Rodrίguez has integrity to be next attorney general
José Javier Rodrίguez promises to pick up the trail of corruption in the Hope Florida scandal. We certainly can't depend on current AG James Uthmeier, who is at the center…
Maxwell: David Jolly, Winter Park join chorus calling for hotel-tax reform
Maxwell: In Florida's race for governor, Democrat David Jolly says the state needs to start spending hotel taxes on services this state truly needs while Republican Byron Donalds, who is…
Editorial: A Florida court becomes a right-wing think tank
In 2022, the Legislature created a new Sixth District Court of Appeals, despite the other five not being overburdened. Four years on, the point seems to be overturning precedent.
Letters: Realtors’ Amendment 3 donation | Harm to safety | Third party in the middle
Florida Realtors gave $10 million to a PAC supporting Amendment 3 because it will help developers run amok, one reader says.
Guest Commentary: Don’t let data centers drive us back to coal
Utilities across the country are retiring expensive coal plants and replacing them with cheaper, cleaner renewable alternatives. Orlando should be doing the same.
Guest Commentary: If the answer is ‘buy the book,’ what happens to the library?
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…
Maxwell: Orlando vendors unite to donate entire gala for kids who lost parents, siblings
Scott Maxwell: Each year, a group of event-planning companies in Orlando unite to donate every single service needed to throw a fundraising gala. Local charities then compete to be the…
Letters: Register to vote | Jolly’s the pick | Compassion over greed
September 15 is both National Voter Registration Day and the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Editorial: Don’t tell bishops how to be Catholic
If student vaccine requirements have religious exemptions, then surely religious schools can have their own vaccine requirements. Our state attorney general does not see it that way.