Kimberly C. Moore is a journalist based in Lakeland, Florida. She writes for lkldnow.com, covering local news and events in the Lakeland area. Her articles focus on a range of topics including city politics, community developments, crime, and human interest stories.
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By: Kimberly C. Moore
After Florida's surgeon general came to Polk County Friday to urge cities and counties statewide to quit adding fluoride to drinking water, a majority of Lakeland's city commissioners said they would need to learn more before they could vote on the issue. Only one said he is learning toward making the change.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, speaking Friday, Nov. 22, 2024 at the Winter Haven water treatment plant, said he used to believe that it was necessary to add fluoride to water supplies. He said his opinion changed when he read a National Toxicology Program review of dozens of scientific studies on the issue.
Cafe Zuppina, the popular Mediterranean eatery, moved to downtown Lakeland with much fanfare in April , but quietly closed “until further notice” in late October.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
More than 100 Dutch Impressionist paintings are currently on exhibit at the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art at Florida Southern College in Lakeland in a one-of-a-kind display.
Relive the 43rd annual parade via a 5-minute highlights video and see which floats and bands won the eight awards.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
The office of State Attorney Brian Haas changed how it handles cases of juveniles suspected of lying to law enforcement about sexual assaults following a 2016 Polk County case that received national attention recently.
Two food entrepreneurs have a novel idea to reignite the vacant restaurant space at Lakeland Linder International Airport: a food hall that combines Asian-inspired dishes with American classics.
Avelo Airlines has canceled its flights between Lakeland and Atlanta after Jan. 5 because not enough passengers are booking the route, city commissioners were told Friday. But the airline hasn't given up on future Atlanta flights, Airport Director Kris Hallstrand said.
By: Kimberly C. Moore, Wusf
The State Attorney's Office gives greater scrutiny before charging juveniles with lying about sex assaults; Polk Sheriff procedures are unchanged.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
The local arrest of a Lakeland woman on a charge of threatening a Blue Cross Blue Shield Florida insurance worker has made national and international news and has raised questions about free speech, but two area experts say the charge is warranted.
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