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Bernie Sanders to give cash boost to Angie Nixon campaign (opens the original)
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U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon, a progressive Democrat, is reportedly going to be getting a cash boost from U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders as she continues her uphill battle to unseat GOP Florida U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody this fall. Sanders, a former presidential candidate and self-described democratic socialist from Vermont, first told Politico this week that he’s looking to use his $23 million campaign war chest to help elect progressive Democrats in high-profile races this fall. According to Sander
Florida’s minimum wage hits $15 this week; organizers reflect on the fight (opens the original)
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Florida’s minimum wage is about to hit $15 — and that didn’t come by chance, or the political will of politicians, but by the tenacity and determination of Floridians themselves. A $15 minimum wage in 2020 got more votes in Florida than either Donald Trump or Joe Biden, receiving bipartisan support from voters across party lines. More than six million Floridians of all political stripes that year voted for Amendment 2, a ballot measure to gradually increase the state’s minimum wage. Its passage
Orlando's paid parking goes fully digital next month (opens the original)
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Parking is about to get more expensive in Orlando, and you’ll no longer be able to pay with coins at a traditional parking meter, beginning next month. The city of Orlando is retiring all of its physical parking meters — there are about 1,000 total — and transitioning to a fully digital paid parking system, effective Oct. 1, 2026. The city is describing the shift as a “modernization” initiative. Since 2015, the city has partnered with Atlanta-based ParkMobile to run its paid parking system, rely
Orlando's bus shelter program helps 169 people find permanent housing in the first year (opens the original)
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One of the more innovative strategies the city of Orlando has taken to help homeless people get off the streets is on track to surpass its goal of housing roughly 400 people over a three-year period. The city announced Thursday that the city’s “dignity bus” program — offering overnight shelter on two retrofitted Greyhound buses — has already helped 169 people find permanent housing since the program’s launch in August 2025. The program, dubbed 407 Connect, is a partnership between the city, the
Orange County issues dengue fever alert (opens the original)
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Orange County issued a public health alert Friday morning for dengue fever, a mosquito-borne illness, after the Florida Department of Health confirmed two new, locally acquired cases in Apopka. The first case was confirmed in Orange County in the Pine Hills area on Sept. 2. The illness is not contagious, according to the Cleveland Clinic. However, pregnant people may pass it along to their baby during pregnancy or childbirth. Dengue fever, also known as breakbone fever, is primarily transmitted
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