Wednesday, December 11, 2019

Universal Orlando seeking $350 million in corporate tax breaks & How America’s worst affordable housing shortage is hurting tourism workers

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Universal Orlando seeking $350 million in corporate tax breaks | Special Report

Universal Orlando wants nearly $350 million in corporate tax breaks as part of a plan to build a new headquarters for its theme-park design division.

Their teen daughter sleeps in the living room. How America's worst affordable housing shortage is hurting tourism workers

Orlando's affordable housing shortage is the worst in the country and it's impacting the tourism workers who are crucial to the economy.

The truth — and lies — about low wages in Orlando | Commentary

The "Laborland" series helps reveal the truth – and lies – about low wages in Orlando

Using virtual reality, U.S. Army researchers in Orlando seek to train soldiers on IED detection

U.S. Army researchers in Orlando developing trainer to prevent death in active warzones from IEDs.

DeLand man facing murder charge after girlfriend dies following 'vicious assault'

A 31-year-old man is facing a murder charge following the death of his 27-year-old girlfriend from injuries sustained during a beating, the DeLand Police Department said.

Magic continue to seek balance as they enter tough stretch that starts with Lakers

Orlando Magic coach Steve Clifford is pushing his team to deliver a better mix of offense and defense against tough upcoming opponents starting with the Lakers.

Will expressway cut through Split Oak Forest, or go around? Authority to decide this week

Split Oak Forest fight over toll road arrives at final decision.

Get half off a month of diapers at Brandless

Brandless diaper service will give 50 percent off the first month's order for new subscriptions.

Cirque du Soleil, Disney announce name, other details of new show at Disney World

The highly anticipated show from Cirque du Soleil and Disney is expected to begin performances in March 2020.

Orlando's Ritz-Carlton to get new restaurant in Norman's space

A steak and seafood restaurant from acclaimed chef John Tesar is set to replace chef Norman Van Aken's restaurant at Orlando's Ritz-Carlton.

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