Ashley Johnson is an editor with a diverse range of writing experience. She has contributed to publications such as Her Campus FSU, High Ground Gaming, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Enterprise Media Group, Kcur-Fm, and World Trademark Review. Her work has also been featured in Globe Live Media. Ashley covers a wide range of topics, including college events, board games, social media bias, community events, technology, and legal cases.
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By: Ashley Johnson
An 18-year-old man from Apopka met a tragic end last night after his vehicle struck a utility pole in Orange County. The Florida Highway Patrol reported that the accident occurred around 10:20 p.m. on Rock Springs Road near Ponkan Road. ClickOrlando detailed that the driver lost control of a 2014 Infiniti Q50, veering off the road and onto the sidewalk. The car then collided with the pole and rebounded into the southbound lanes.
By: Ashley Johnson
With the Thanksgiving holiday upon us, Orlando International Airport (MCO) is bracing for a significant increase in passengers. The airport anticipates over 1.9 million travelers from November 22 through December 3, marking one of the busiest travel periods of the year. According to WESH, MCO is set to handle more than 959,000 departures, surging past the pre-pandemic numbers of 2019, which saw 836,000 departures during the same period.
By: Ashley Johnson
Kissimmee has welcomed a new mayor and commissioners as the city grapples with the echoes of its law enforcement controversies. Mayor Jackie Espinosa, a long-time resident and community member, was sworn in yesterday with promises to rebuild trust between the Kissimmee Police Department and the citizens it serves. According to WESH, the inauguration comes on the heels of serious misconduct within the police force, including a noted use-of-force incident involving former officer Andrew Baseggio in 2022.
By: Ashley Johnson
An Orange County jury has delivered a life sentence to Richard Warren, a 27-year-old repeat offender. Warren was convicted on multiple charges, including Kidnapping with Intent to Inflict Harm/Terror with a Firearm, Carjacking with a Firearm, and Robbery with a Firearm, stemming from an incident with an Uber driver earlier this year.
By: Ashley Johnson
Residents of Orlando are being cautioned to brace for a mixed bag of weather conditions today, with a notable high risk of rip currents and rough surf hitting the area, as per statements from the National Weather Service Melbourne, FL. The situation over the coast is dicey enough to warrant close attention from anyone planning to spend time near the water.
An Orlando man has been sentenced to 22 years in federal prison for the production of child sex abuse images involving an infant, a grave crime that has been met with a stern response from authorities. Leonardo Marino, 22, pled guilty on April 2, and U.S. District Judge Paul G. Byron handed down the sentence integral to the conviction, including the forfeiture of Marino's smartphone.
By: Ashley Johnson
Oga’s Cantina at Disney's Hollywood Studios, already a fan favorite for its thematic concoctions and intergalactic vibe, is now finally offering more substantial food options to the delight of its patrons. According to a post by
By: Ashley Johnson
The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando has ceremoniously started the construction of its new shelter, nearly three years after a devastating fire destroyed their previous facility. According to the ClickOrlando report, the groundbreaking at the site marked a significant milestone in the organization's recovery journey. Spanning 25,000 square feet, the future shelter aims to begin operations in 2026. It is located on John Young Parkway, adjacent to the Orange County Jail—a strategic locale chosen well before the fire forced accelerated action on the plans.
By: Ashley Johnson
Last night, Texas-based drone show company Sky Elements lit up the skies above the annual IAAPA Expo at the Orange County Convention Center with a display that wasn't just showy. It was record-breaking. In an orchestrated aerial dance of technology and artistry, nearly 2,500 drones took flight to form what has been recognized as the "largest aerial display of a bird formed by multi-rotors and drones." This feat marked the company's 10th entry into the Guinness World Records, according to ClickOrlando.
By: Ashley Johnson
Sanford, Florida, became the focal point of a police investigation following a deadly stabbing that occurred Thursday night. The Sanford Police Department rushed to the scene at the intersection of E. 25th Street and Willow Avenue around 11 p.m., where they discovered a person with stab wounds who was later declared deceased at the crime scene, according to a report from WFTV.
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