WASHINGTON - Hoping to score another point in the health-care debate, U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson took to the House floor Wednesday to promote a Web site that aims to memorialize Americans who die because they don't have health insurance.
The Republican effort to unseat U.S. Rep.
Democratic congressman Alan Grayson beat the Republicans at their own game last week, when he ripped into them for dragging their feet on the American healthcare crisis.
WASHINGTON - After earning nearly 250 wins on the college gridiron, former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz is eyeing another competition -- as a candidate for Congress in Central Florida.
LAKE BUENA VISTA -- News 13 has learned a driver of the Walt Disney World Monorail System was killed when two monorail trains collided early Sunday.
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer has taken to using a cliché when he discusses the likelihood of the SunRail commuter train once again going to the state Legislature for approval. "Third time's the charm," he says.
Will Rogers, the noted American humorist once said that the problem in America isn't so much what people don't know; the problem is what people think they know that just isn't so.
Businesses in downtown Orlando may be struggling, but at least one operation is booming: parking tickets.
TALLAHASSEE -- In the midst of a $6 billion state budget deficit and widespread private-sector layoffs, one Florida industry looks recession-proof: lobbying state lawmakers.
Walt Disney World and ESPN are building a new research facility at the Wide World of Sports complex.
Orange County Watch (FL) has not initiated any private discussions.