Vol. 38, No. 28
Orlando abortion clinics remain open as Florida’s six-week abortion ban takes effect
Planned Parenthood clinics will remain operational, while a private clinic south of downtown plans to expand its services.
By McKenna Schueler
On International Workers Day, Orlando hotel workers rally to raise industry standards for all
Issues on the table include wages, pensions, reduced workloads and ending the exploitation of temp workers.
Threatened eastern indigo snakes released in Florida preserve in effort to restore state ecosystem
The release, a longtime goal of federal and state officials, is part of an effort to restore some balance to Florida’s ecosystem lost in the 1980s
By Jim Turner, the News Service of Florida
Florida tells universities to take 'any steps necessary' to prevent pro-Palestine protests
Gov. DeSantis said student protesters who do not follow the rules will be expelled
By Jackie Llanos, Florida Phoenix
Florida defends Gov. DeSantis' congressional redistricting plan
Attorneys for the state argued in a 76-page brief that the Supreme Court should reject voting-rights groups’ arguments that the plan violated part of the state Constitution
By Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida
Florida AG Ashley Moody challenges Biden Administration rule closing gun-sale 'loopholes'
The lawsuit challenges a new Biden administration rule that will require more gun sellers to be licensed and run background checks on buyers
Vice President Kamala Harris warns of 'Trump abortion ban' as Florida's six-week ban takes effect
'This truly is a health care crisis, and Donald Trump is the architect.'
By Dara Kam, News Service of Florida
Florida issues emergency rules for medical treatment amid new abortion ban
The rules are related to treating medical conditions that pose dangers to the lives of pregnant women or unborn children
David Spade wants you to 'Catch Him Inside' at Orlando stand-up comedy appearance
The 'SNL' and 'Joe Dirt' star comes to Steinmetz Hall.
By Matthew Moyer
Orlando Sings presents thought-provoking 'The Road West' as part of Choral Festival
Reena Esmail's 'Malhaar: A Requiem for Water' addresses the rising panic over worsening drought.
By Jessica Bryce Young
Hannibal Square Heritage Center Folk and Urban Art Festival offers up local history and creativity this weekend
A day of artwork and history in the sun.
By Sarah Harwell
Shannon Elyse Curry and Nneka Jones share an Afrofuturist 'View From Within' at Maitland Art Center gallery
Two talented young painters share their vigorous and colorful work.
By Richard Reep
The Bureau on International Drive rolls out the Underground Game Show, a brand-new entertainment offering fiendishly difficult questions
A terrific alternative for those who find escape rooms anxiety-inducing.
By Seth Kubersky
New Orlando restaurants to try this weekend: Thai street food, AYCE sushi, 'Orlando's only authentic German restaurant' downtown
Plus macarons in the Packing District, Cloudhop Bakeshop in SoDo and more.
By Faiyaz Kara
Winter Garden's Simply Capri rouses with the coastal cuisine of Amalfi and Southern Italy
Like the Faraglioni rock formations of Capri, the restaurant is solid.
Orlando concert calendar: Say Anything, Hatsune Miku, High on Fire, Sean Paul, Indigo Girls
Live music around town May 1-7.
By Kristin Howard
Blueprint and Mugs + Pockets bring a night of stellar hip-hop to Orlando's Iron Cow
Welcome back!
By Bao Le-Huu
New shoegaze stars Alvvays bring the bliss to Orlando's Plaza Live
Get ready to peep your shoes.
Get dramatic with Spanish Love Songs at Orlando's Abbey this weekend
These are decidedly not 'silly little love songs.'
By Ida V. Eskamani
Katie Crutchfield steers Waxahatchee into Orlando's Beacham with new rootsy sounds
'Tigers Blood' proves that this direction isn't just a passing fancy.
Get blazed with stoner metal overlords High on Fire at Conduit
25 years of big riffs and bleary eyes.
Synth enigma Ronnie Stone brings NYC dancefloor sleaze to Orlando
Get sleazy on a Tuesday night.
Underground lifers Los Jarritos release appropriately titled new album 'Lifers'
'Lo-fi and crude as hell.'
Orlando visionary Zoya Zafar finally releases her debut album
True to form, 'Some Songs' is a new and different look for her musically.
New on Netflix: Jerry Seinfeld flakes out in 'Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story'
Plus Anne Hathaway dates down in 'The Idea of You' and everything else debuting on streaming
By Steve Schneider
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Universal Orlando announces DreamWorks Land opening date and more new attractions coming this summer
By Chelsea Zukowski
Disney Springs Patina Restaurant Group workers seek to organize, ask employer for fair union process
More than 20 Cinco de Mayo dinner specials, concerts and family-friendly fiestas in Orlando
By Alexandra Sullivan
Lou Dobbs, a conservative pundit whose shows were dropped from both CNN and Fox News after continuously pushing debunked conspiracies theories, is…
By Colin Wolf
NBA champion Leandro Barbosa has just launched his Orlando-area home for sale. Located at 15044 Pendio Drive, Bella Collina, the residence has…
By Chloe Greenberg
Now’s the time to blow the dust off your Nintendo consoles and brush up on your Mario Kart skills — Super Nintendo…
A Florida home for sale is raising questions on social media over an unusual dungeon-like basement hidden behind one of its bedroom…
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