What the Apopka mayor’s race candidates think about growth, property taxes and the future of downtown
Read full article: What the Apopka mayor’s race candidates think about growth, property taxes and the future of downtownThe runoff election for Apopka mayor is Tuesday, April 14 and early voting is underway. News 6’s Matt Austin joined the Orlando Sentinel to interview the mayoral candidates about growth and development in the city, the future of the downtown area, and what happens if voters eliminate property taxes in Florida.
Early voting underway in Apopka mayor’s race runoff
Read full article: Early voting underway in Apopka mayor’s race runoffEarly voting locations opened Monday for the Apopka mayor’s race runoff election. Apopka City Commissioner Nick Nesta is facing Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore in the runoff.
Apopka mayor’s election to go forward as is despite residency fight
Read full article: Apopka mayor’s election to go forward as is despite residency fightTwo of the candidates in Apopka’s mayoral race went before a judge Monday, less than 24 hours before Election Day. Incumbent Mayor Bryan Nelson is suing to have Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore’s candidacy declared invalid.
Apopka mayoral candidates on growth, affordable housing, and how to govern the city
Read full article: Apopka mayoral candidates on growth, affordable housing, and how to govern the cityThe race for Apopka mayor on March 10 is shaping up to be a contentious one, with key issues including city charter amendments, growth, affordable housing, and infrastructure dominating the conversation. In an interview conducted in partnership between News 6 and the Orlando Sentinel, the three candidates shared their positions and visions for the future of the city.
Lake Apopka Connector Trail opens for cyclists, runners, equestrians
Read full article: Lake Apopka Connector Trail opens for cyclists, runners, equestriansA new connector along the Lake Apopka Loop Trail has officially opened in Orange County, linking Orange and Lake counties with a nearly three-quarter-mile stretch of newly-constructed multiuse path — at a cost of $10 million.
Apopka mayoral candidate dispute set for 2027 court date -- more than a year after election
Read full article: Apopka mayoral candidate dispute set for 2027 court date -- more than a year after electionAmid a legal dispute between two Apopka candidates for mayor, a circuit judge in Orange County has set a trial date for July 2027 — more than a year after next month’s municipal elections.
‘Way too congested:’ Public invited to discuss Apopka transportation challenges
Read full article: ‘Way too congested:’ Public invited to discuss Apopka transportation challengesOrange County and Apopka city leaders will hold a public meeting to discuss ways to improve all aspects of road travel, including vehicles, walking, bicycling and public transit.
Apopka Mayor Nelson sues to kick opponent Christine Moore off March election ballot
Read full article: Apopka Mayor Nelson sues to kick opponent Christine Moore off March election ballotApopka Mayor Bryan Nelson, who is running for reelection, is suing an opponent, Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore, to get her taken off the ballot, accusing her of violating the city's residency requirements.
Apopka approves plan to fix Border Lake flooding issues
Read full article: Apopka approves plan to fix Border Lake flooding issuesWednesday afternoon, the city commission gave their approval to a plan put together by Orange County to alleviate flooding around the Piedmont chain of lakes. It’s a job that the city expects will take hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to complete.
Apopka flooding debate heats up ahead of key meeting
Read full article: Apopka flooding debate heats up ahead of key meetingCity and county leaders are preparing for a critical meeting to discuss a short-term solution to persistent flooding at Border Lake. While both sides agree that action is needed, tensions are rising over what is driving the conversation.
Dozens of pedestrians killed in Pine Hills. What Orange County is doing to save lives
Read full article: Dozens of pedestrians killed in Pine Hills. What Orange County is doing to save livesA News 6 investigation found since 2015 at least 32 pedestrians have been killed in Pine Hills and another 88 people have incapacitating injuries. What the county is doing about it.
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Brevard County School Board vows to expand COVID-19 testing as parents protest quarantines
Read full article: Brevard County School Board vows to expand COVID-19 testing as parents protest quarantinesFacing angry parents on both sides of the mask mandate divide, Brevard Public School officials told Tuesday night’s school board meeting that they are working overtime to find testing options for thousands of students who are currently quarantined.