Anthony Talcott
Digital Journalist
Anthony, a graduate of the University of Florida, joined ClickOrlando.com in April 2022.
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These 40 Florida roads may be renamed after Charlie Kirk under new proposal
Read full article: These 40 Florida roads may be renamed after Charlie Kirk under new proposalA new bill filed this week could redesignate 40 different roadways across the state after slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Missing 17-year-old from Marion County found safe, deputies say
Read full article: Missing 17-year-old from Marion County found safe, deputies sayThe search for a 17-year-old who was believed to be endangered ended positively on Friday when he was found safe in Williston, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) said.
Bear shot, killed after wandering into Central Florida home
Read full article: Bear shot, killed after wandering into Central Florida homeA DeLand resident fatally shot a bear on Friday morning after it wandered into the person’s home, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Off-duty Edgewater police officer shot, killed at Central Florida convenience store, officials say
Read full article: Off-duty Edgewater police officer shot, killed at Central Florida convenience store, officials sayAn off-duty Edgewater police officer was shot and killed at a convenience store in Ormond-by-the-Sea on Monday afternoon, according to law enforcement officials.
‘A failed experiment:’ Florida lawmaker considers statewide ban on HOAs
Read full article: ‘A failed experiment:’ Florida lawmaker considers statewide ban on HOAsHomeowners’ associations have been a mainstay in many Florida communities for decades now, imposing rules on their neighborhoods to help keep property values steady. But now, a South Florida lawmaker is considering the elimination of HOAs across the Sunshine State, as reported by our sister station WKMG in Orlando.
Florida residents are flocking to this city, study finds. Here’s why
Read full article: Florida residents are flocking to this city, study finds. Here’s whyIt’s no secret how popular of a destination Florida has become in recent years for many across the nation. But what about those moving within Florida?
Alligator attacks, kills woman canoeing with her husband on Lake Kissimmee in Florida
Read full article: Alligator attacks, kills woman canoeing with her husband on Lake Kissimmee in FloridaA woman canoeing with her husband Tuesday afternoon at Lake Kissimmee State Park was attacked and killed by an alligator, according to officials, News4JAX’s sister station WKMG in Orlando reported.
‘Vine that ate the South’: An invasive Florida weed poses a huge threat. Here’s where it came from
Read full article: ‘Vine that ate the South’: An invasive Florida weed poses a huge threat. Here’s where it came fromHowever, this invasive plant has become a threat to many southern states — and if you live in the Sunshine State, you’ve likely come across it on more than a few occasions. State records show that kudzu is a type of vine that stems from Asia, where it was used for centuries as food for livestock and to help prevent erosion.
Own a tree? This Florida bill could hold you responsible if it falls — here’s how it works
Read full article: Own a tree? This Florida bill could hold you responsible if it falls — here’s how it worksWith the Florida Legislature finally in the swing of things, one proposed bill could have a big impact on households with a tree in their yard.