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Are red-light cameras making driving safer? Local cities and counties release annual data (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando’s red-light camera program generated more than 60,000 notices and about $7 million in collections from July 2025 through June, according to a new report expected to be presented by police. The numbers come as Central Florida communities continue to debate whether the cameras improve safety or simply bring in revenue. Orlando has red-light cameras at 25 intersections, representing fewer than 5% of the city’s more than 500 signalized intersections. Under state law, roughly
AAA warns drivers not to wait until empty as gas prices climb, prices could rise again next week (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – As gas prices climb back above $4 a gallon, some Florida drivers are waiting longer before filling up. AAA warns that habit could cost drivers far more than the money they are trying to save at the pump. News 6 found gas listed at $4.17 at one station as drivers weighed when to fill their tanks. One driver said she waits as long as possible before stopping for gas. “I wait until I get down to the very nitty gritty of it,” she said. She is not alone. According to a recent AAA stud
Nine small businesses told to leave Clermont’s Downtown Exchange by Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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CLERMONT, Fla. – Nine small businesses at Clermont’s Downtown Exchange have been told to pack up and leave by the end of the month, leaving owners scrambling to recover investments, find new locations and keep their businesses running. The businesses, including On the Go Pickleball, Sappore di Napoli and A Little Hello Co., received a termination notice last month. The notice ends their leases under a termination-of-convenience clause in their agreements. For A Little Hello Co. owner Dawn Mancus
Lake County roundabout in the works after nearly 100 crashes at intersection (opens the original)
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LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – Nearly 100 crashes have been reported over the past decade at a Lake County intersection where Eudora Road meets Old U.S. Highway 441 and County Road 19A. Now, county officials are hoping a new roundabout will make the intersection safer. According to Lake County officials, about 85 crashes occurred at the intersection between 2016 and 2025. For Erik Barbosa, the high crash numbers come as no surprise. “What if I told you that Lake County officials say that there was nearly 1
Power back on at St. Cloud mobile home park after residents go days without it again (opens the original)
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ST. CLOUD, Fla. – Power has been restored at a St. Cloud mobile home park after residents say they spent multiple days without electricity, raising concerns about the extreme heat, medical needs and what they describe as ongoing problems with the property’s electrical system. The outage at the St. Cloud Mobile Home Park left portions of the property in darkness Saturday night. Officials with Orlando Utilities Commission, or OUC, said the problem involved a private power line and that electricity
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