Erin Murray
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Orlando, FL, United States
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New blood cancer treatment an advancement in health care, experts say
After being diagnosed with multiple myeloma, Bright Land Coffee owner Gary Lambert receives a new way to fight the cancer. → Read More
Christmas without husband, father and friend for Sumterville family
High atop the mantel this Christmas, there isn’t holly or tinsel. Instead, items to remember the man Stacy and Beverly Ray love. → Read More
Networking program at Moffitt Cancer Center helps young adults with cancer diagnosis
Pasco teacher, Joel Santos, said AYA made such a difference in his journey; at one point giving him the will to continue with treatment. → Read More
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in Florida
Moffitt Oncology Surgeon Dr. Jobelle Baldonado says getting a yearly lung CT scan, for those who qualify, can save many lives. → Read More
$43.8 million renovation gives new look to St. Pete High School
This was not a normal restoration project, because the school is in the state and national historic registry. → Read More
New announcer, new season at Tampa Bay Downs
Jason Beem knows he is filling big shoes by picking up the mic as the new track announcer at Tampa Bay Downs. → Read More
Tampa Bay restaurants ask Congress for a financial assistance refill
The Restaurant Revitalization Fund ran dry, and local eateries want Congress to provide a $60-billion-dollar refill. → Read More
A Place to Grieve: Idlewild Baptist Church Hosts Recent Law Enforcement Funerals
There have already been three this year. → Read More
Dance in the Time of Coronavirus: Choreographers Put on Live Street Performances
After three months of being cooped-up, two local choreographers decided things needed to change. → Read More
Women of the Apollo Program Reunite After 50 Years
The women worked mostly as associate engineers who helped with computer, scientific and flight programs. → Read More
Happiness Signs Are Popping Up Around St. Pete
In red and yellow, signs with the word 'Happiness' are popping up across St. Petersburg. → Read More
Seminole schools security system includes panic button phone app
After shootings like the one last month in Parkland, several school districts are taking a hard look at their security measures. → Read More
Noor Salman trial: Jury selected for Pulse shooter's widow
A jury was selected Monday for the federal trial of Noor Salman, who is accused of helping her husband with the June 2016 Pulse nightclub massacre. → Read More
Orange County parents demand for school safety at Windermere High meeting
More than 200 people gathered at Windermere High to listen and discuss school safety issues at hand in Orange County. → Read More
Orlando toughens penalty for social media school threats
Orlando has passed an emergency ordinance that makes social media threats against schools illegal, falling under disorderly conduct. → Read More
GOAA postpones vote on privatizing Orlando airport security
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is holding off on a proposal to replace TSA agents with private security screeners. → Read More
Orange County students, parents hold vigil for Parkland shooting victims
Across Florida Monday night, vigils were held by the Florida Parent-Teacher Association to mourn the Parkland massacre. → Read More
Responding after a tragedy: 'Don't try to suppress feelings'
‘Not again’ is a feeling thousands felt when learning and seeing another tragedy unfold in Parkland, Florida on Wednesday, Feb. 14. → Read More
Central Florida church throws prom for people with special needs
It’s the third year the Christ Presbyterian Church has hosted ‘A Night to Shine,' with the help of the Tim Tebow Foundation. → Read More
Due to recent attacks, UCF offers self-defense classes for women
After three attacks on the University of Central Florida campus, many women have signed up with for a self-defense class. → Read More