Ryan Gillespie is a journalist at the Orlando Sentinel. He covers the neighborhoods and governments of Orlando, focusing on urban design, law enforcement, and regional interests. Ryan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The Charlotte Observer, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Ryan Gillespie's coverage is heavily focused on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in the Orlando area. Given his focus on elections, local governance issues, community development and homelessness in Orlando and surrounding areas like Orange County, he would likely be interested in information related to these topics.
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By: Ryan Gillespie
A candidate seeking a soon-to-be-vacated seat on Orange County's Board of County Commissioners is hoping a judge will force an election to be held this year.
By: Ryan Gillespie
If Florida voters decide to slash their property tax bills in November, local governments will lose $12 billion annually in revenue by early next decade, according to an analysis by nonpartisan economists.
By: Ryan Gillespie
A quirk in the state's resign-to-run law could force a candidate for Orange County Clerk of Courts off the ballot if a new lawsuit is successful.
By: Ryan Gillespie
But historians fear that continuing, explosive growth could endanger the buildings and landmarks — some of which date back to the city's founding — at the very place it all started, downtown Orlando.
By: Ryan Gillespie
Her PAC also received $100,000 from Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, which appears to be the theme park giant's largest-ever contribution to a local candidate. The company didn't respond to a request for comment.
By: Ryan Gillespie
The contest for Orange County mayor is already breaking records as millions of dollars are poured into the race, including eye-popping sums from some big names around the country – and one notable Mouse.
Orlando's fire chief abruptly announced his retirement this week, just six months after he was sworn into the position.
By: Ryan Gillespie
Heading into 2027, the city also plans to keep its property tax rate at $6.65 per $1,000 for the 13th year in a row.
By: Ryan Gillespie
Central Florida supervisors of elections say they're expecting a smooth season of voting despite ominous rumblings coming from the White House.
