Are some aspects that are not within the control of cities. When youre talking that interstate commerce, obviously that is a federal issue. Another key aspect advocate for is local control. There is an understanding that if we are charging cities with being our leaders of innovation , both local governments themselves and cities as test grounds for innovation, that we need to empower cities to do that. There are many concerns on local governments to help them facilitate additional innovation in the economy. It is certainly a challenge and one that we recognize. It probably does not get enough attention currently, we put a block of pressure and expectation at the federal and state level making the assumption that local governments and cities are handling it, or it is your responsibility. Again there is the issue of health and safety, and that is part of how cities are any government balance the regulatory environment. Some of it may lead to the businesses have more regulations than they
Unit caught the moment the suspect crashed their vehicle at the zoo and found they had no place left to run. He is coming up to a big group of trees. Youve got it. Reporter it all began on rock ledge where a family was ambushed as they returned home on thursday night. They describe the gunmen who approached them and force them down on the ground in their house. He forced them down on the ground. No one was injured but the homeowner did not want to talk about the incident on camera. His neighbors were relieved that the suspects, and 18year old and 19yearold, are already in custody. A lot of people like that do not get caught right away. And one of them is a convicted felon and now they face charges. Police are still trying to recover one of the stolen weapons. A pair of burglars who attacked an 85yearold woman burglary. The suspect is still on the loose and Police Believe he ransacked the home while the homeowner was away. The elderly woman who was attacked just lives three blocks away.
Crops with our certified meteorologist. Sunrise is still an hour and 20 minutes away and we will see more of Central Florida drop below freezing this morning. Freezing is in effect for a lot of Central Florida. Anywhere in the light blue it could drip it could dip below freezing this morning. Here is a snapshot as of 6 00 a. M. Well below freezing and no colla and Sumter County below freezing as well. In Orange County, 36 at oi a. That is the southern part of the county and most areas will be colder. Winter park on over toward the maitland area at 35. Wind speeds are out of the northwest, but there is wind. You will not see a hard freeze form, but this will impact vegetation. When you factor in the wind, feels like the 20s outside. Thats what you need to dress for this morning with the wind advisory until 9 00 a. M. Tracking temperatures across florida and how warm we will rebound. Citrus llort growers are keeping a close eye on their crop. Eyewitness news this morning, Julie Salomone
That people say they are happy. And that would just be a temporary fix. They are looking for more permanent solutions. But that will not happen today. The county property appraiser in the meantime has his Office Closed today and he said friday one of the workers in his office was accosted by a homeless he said it does not has not shut down the office indefinitely. We got our hands on the report from the worker was that she was coming in a backdoor with a badge when she opened her purse she said out of the corner of her eye, she saw 2 men maybe one of them approaching her. There was no incident and she even said on that report that she did not want to buy one but she fell pressured to do so. You can see the politics at play here but also at play is a human emotion. People showing up at this office to do business. Saying they could not believe what they saw. Property appraiser said he he does not feel safe. I think they are idiots. Did they look like they can hurt anybody . We have peopl
Local governments would face some limits on regulating the construction of farmworker housing, as state lawmakers seek to attract more seasonal agricultural workers amid rising housing costs.