Lillian Hernández Caraballo is a web journalist specializing in local news in the Orlando, Florida area. She writes for various media outlets including WUSF Public Media, 90.7 WMFE | 89.5 WMFV, and WUWF Public Media. Lillian's articles cover a range of topics including housing, homelessness, community events, and local legislation.
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Lillian’s coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate, housing issues, and government announcements in the Orlando and surrounding areas. She frequently cites data, covers government announcements, and relies on press releases.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, one neighborhood off the corner of Riverdale Road and Buck Road in East Orlando has been trapped by flood waters.
By: Lillian-Hernandez-Caraballo
In East Orange County, many unhoused people had to choose between riding Hurricane Milton out in the open or leaving behind all they own to seek shelter.
By: Lillian Hernández Caraballo
Dozens took to the microphone at a meeting in county chambers Tuesday, asking the county to stop new developments until flooding has been addressed.
The Central Florida cities join Seminole and Osceola counties. Orange County is meeting Oct. 29 to discuss if they will follow suit.
If Orange County votes in favor, they’ll be joining other Central Florida communities who’ve already opted out, including Oviedo and Orlando last week.
By: Lillian-Hernandez-Caraballo
On a windy, drizzly Wednesday afternoon, Austin Arthur is out canvassing a Winter Garden neighborhood. A woman answers the door on the third home he tries.
By: Lillian Hernández Caraballo
His predecessor, Bill Posey, served the position for 16 years and sought Haridopolos to take it over for him.
One of the state’s tax exemptions that reduce the assessed value of houses to save homeowners money on their property taxes will now be adjusted for yearly inflation.
All partisan races along the Space Coast county were won by Republicans.
By: Lillian-Hernandez-Caraballo
Members of local activist group REAL Orlando hold a press conference outside Orlando City Hall on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024.
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