Winter Springs Police Chief Matt Tracht has issued a statement on the department's use of license plate reader cameras, responding to privacy concerns spreading on social media. Here's what he said — and what critics argue.
A big tax break for homeowners — and a projected $21 million hole for Oviedo and Winter Springs over two years. The Winter Springs mayor calls it "survival mode." Who wins, who pays, and what to ask before November.
Two days after a court struck the property-tax amendment's ballot language as misleading, Oviedo officials met to plan how to explain it to voters — and split over the line between education and advocacy. Here's what the amendment would actually do.
The owners are betting on a full-day neighborhood hangout — breakfast through dinner, a mix of cuisines, and possible live music on the weekends.
JETTA POINT: It's done. The county finalized the move to lift conservation protection — unanimous, after an hour of objections. The attorney called it "paperwork." Commissioner Zembower said it's tied to selling the land to fund Rolling Hills.
The city has broken ground on its largest infrastructure project to date, a new East Water Reclamation Facility. Here is what the project includes, how it is being paid for, and what happens next.
More than two dozen seniors packed the Winter Springs budget workshop over rumors about the Senior Center and therapy pool. The concern traced back to the Mayor's own social media post — here's what the FY 2027 budget actually shows.
The open-air food hall anchored by Park Pub is being lined up for sale to a Maitland investment firm — with plans for a new retail building next door and a projected resale within five years.
A statewide bid to weaken Seminole County's rural boundary died in Tallahassee. Now the fight returns home — starting with 67 acres of the old Pappy's Patch.
A landmark live oak at the corner of Michael Blake and State Road 434 is being preserved and rehabilitated as the Winter Springs Town Center develops around it. Here's the story behind the tree that's staying.
The mall's property owners have signed the agreement that unlocks a long-awaited redevelopment — starting at the former Macy's. Here's what's approved, what's still pending, and what it means for traffic.
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A plain-language look at what's driving Winter Springs' wastewater and stormwater rate changes — the projects, the costs, and where the money is going.
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We followed the money through Winter Springs' proposed FY 2027 budget — where revenue comes from, what's changing, and what it means for residents.