Tara Evans

Back in January, the Orange County Board of County Commissioners authorized the use of the Tourist Development Tax revenues (TDT) for multiple projects, including that $400 million for Camping World Stadium improvements.

An amendment on the November ballot will give voters in Orange County a chance to restrict development in rural areas.

Patriot Service Dogs is looking for 10 volunteers on the Space Coast for their two-month Service Dog Summer School

One of the largest-ever expansions to veterans’ healthcare means millions more will be eligible for VA health care years sooner

Trooper Steve learns about track safety at Daytona International Speedway

DAV helps veterans get their benefits, and offers several assistance programs on everything from careers to medical appointment transportation

Author Walt Larimore expands on At First Light, which tells the true story of a World War II hero, his bravery and an amazing horse

Inaugural Hiram Fest to be held Saturday, December 2 to benefit ‘The House Next Door’

St. Cloud High School school psychologist and social worker sit down with Trooper Steve to discuss the status of students’ mental health

Trooper Steve sits down with a school board member and Student Services coordinator to discuss how the district supports students in times of crisis

For the past seven years, Orlando Police Officer Rick Fink has relived his experiences being one of the first on scene at the Pulse Nightclub massacre.

Active duty military and veterans are being celebrated with year with all kinds of savings and freebies

Widows group aims to help veterans, surviving spouses, children file before August 2024 deadline

Michelle James works to spread awareness of the toxic water at Camp Lejeune and how veterans and their families can fight for compensation

Carmen Garcia’s husband died after serving at Camp Lejeune; now she’s concerned about her son who spent time on base as a toddler

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs teams up with the Ad Council to offer resources to veterans

When you first meet Larry Johns, the first thing you notice is his smile. So you probably wouldn’t guess he has served the country for decades, and now, serves his community as a social worker.

Women+Tech Scholars program at DeVry University can help prepare women for those tech careers

Events throughout March celebrate the impact women have made in history, locally and afar

You’ve heard of licensed mental health counselors, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists—so which is right for you?