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Georgia Boy Grows Out Hair to Make a Wig for His Friend in Florida

Tyler Boone is 10 years old and has been growing out his hair for two years in order to donate a wig for his...

Memorial Cruiser for Slain OPD Officer Vandalized with Graffiti

Ever since she was killed in the line of duty on January 9, the late Lt. Debra Clayton's police cruiser has served as a...

Florida Thieves Afraid of Balding Steal From Drugstores and Beauty Supply Shops

Approximately half of a man's hair will be gone before the issue becomes cosmetically visible, but when it does become visible, people will take...

Senator Brandes Wants to Repeal PIP Auto Insurance Program, Will Save the State of Florida Millions

While neglecting vehicle maintenance costs the economy over $2 billion each year, most Florida residents are tied down by expensive policies that prevent them...

Orlando Joins List of Energy-Conscious U.S. Cities By Passing New Legislation

The city of Orlando is making great strides forward to become one of the nation's most energy-efficient cities. Now, new legislation will tackle buildings,...

‘Orlando Shooting’ Named Third Most Popular Google News Search of 2016

In today’s digital world, 93% of all online experiences begin with a search engine, and approximately 12 billion searches are conducted every month in...

Collage Exhibition Explores Queer and Feminine Identity

A collage is a composite image, made up of two or more materials to create something whole. At the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and...

Are Dwindling Numbers Reason Black Baseball Players Not Taking Knee during Anthem?

Colin Kaepernick started a movement among football players when he chose to kneel during the national anthem. Professional basketball players quickly joined the silent...

After Hurricane Matthew Warnings, Florida Emerges Relatively Unscathed

The threat of Hurricane Matthew has mostly subsided in Florida. While flood and wind damage have ravaged parts of the coast, especially in Jacksonville,...

Thousands Still Without Power After Hurricane Matthew Hits

Thousands of Florida citizens are still without power days after Hurricane Matthew swept along the east coast, complete with 100 MPH winds and torrential...

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