The Wrap Podcast

The mobile museum's time in Central Florida corresponds with the three year anniversary of the passage of the Stop Woke Act, which restricted how history could be taught in K-12 schools.

The Teen Transition Program at Lighthouse Central Florida aims to teach lifelong skills to students aged 14 to 22 living with vision loss.

Some families in need in Central Florida are receiving beds thanks to the hard work and collaboration of volunteers with Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit organization.

Our series Seen and Heard: Costly Commute dives into the issues of transportation in our region.

Six months after purchasing Rockledge Hospital, Orlando Health closed the facility because it “was purchased in poor condition and doesn’t meet its standards for patient care environments.”

Florida lawmakers are considering whether to lower the age of buying and selling a gun from 21 to 18.

Despite a pause in President Trump's tariffs, there's still uncertainty for some businesses here in Central Florida.

Legislation moving through the Legislature would change the rules for working teenagers.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is requesting help after the federal government suspended a crucial fund that accounts for 10% of its food supply.

Adults with Down syndrome are very likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as they age into their 40s, 50s and 60s.

Across Florida, thousands of children with medically complex needs lost Medicaid, and now many of them are using state health insurance that doesn’t cover their medications or therapies.

A bill making its way through the Florida legislature would ban undocumented students from attending some public universities and colleges in the state.

Plans are in place to transition a historically Black community in Osceola County from contaminated wells onto a public drinking water supply. But a timeline for executing those plans remains uncertain.

On Thursday, the federal government rescinded an extension of temporary protected status for 500,000 Haitians in the U.S. At The Kingdom Church Kreyol in Pine Hills – home to the largest community of Haitian immigrants in Central Florida – members are clinging to their faith as they are led by Pastor David Pironneau through this uncertain time.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis approved a package of sweeping immigration bills, ending a bitter showdown with state Republican legislative leaders over how to best carry out President Donald Trump ’s immigration crackdown.

Religious institutions used to be protected, except in emergencies, from immigration raids and arrests. Not anyone more. The Trump Administration changed that.

Governor Ron DeSantis reiterated his plans to veto a bill passed during a special session of the Florida legislature that cracks down on illegal immigration. He called the measure “weak” and plans to send it back to Florida lawmakers.

Communities across Central Florida, in recent months, have taken up the question of whether or not to fluoridate drinking water.

Florida continues to remain near the bottom when it comes to accessing mental health care, according to the latest data from Mental Health America.

Skyrocketing premiums and an increase in claim denials are prompting some Central Florida homeowners join state’s rising trend: of opting out of property insurance.

Florida’s economy continued to grow at a faster pace than the national economy in 2024.

Florida is one of the few states without a statewide incentive program. Orange County wants to change that.

Pho is the comfort food you didn't know you needed. This fragrant, warm soup is a staple of Vietnamese culture and can be found at many restaurants in Orlando’s Little Vietnam in the Mills 50 district.

A special community-focused version of a beloved holiday standard hits the stage at the Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts this weekend.