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"The Wrap" brings you Central Florida headlines, deep reporting dives, and insightful conversations from 90.7 WMFE news. From Florida's the arrest of Orlando Commissioner Regina Hill to concerns over chaplains serving as school counselors, here's what happened this week.

Anjali Vaya, United Against Poverty Orlando's executive director, shares her testimony about growing up poor in Zambia, in Central Africa, at the Pathway of Hope forum in UCF's Downtown campus on Thursday, March 28, 2024. "For me, poverty is very personal," Vaya said.

This map shows the location of Seminole County's Yarborough Ranch, which is surrounded by several existing conservation areas, including the Little Big Econ Forest. The Florida Cabinet voted March 26 to acquire 1,361 acres of Yarborough Ranch via the state's Florida Forever land conservation program.

The program will offer in-person instruction to kids in juvenile detention.

A large green flowering bud on a marijuana plant growing outside.

A seat remained empty at Orlando City Council Monday afternoon, following the governor’s suspension of District 5 Commissioner Regina Hill that same day.

Black wealth has increased in recent years across the country, but continues to lag behind other racial groups, according to the Brookings Institute.

The Florida Supreme Court released multiple decisions Monday regarding the abortion landscape including upholding the 15-week abortion ban and approving a proposed amendment that would let voters decide to enshrine the right to abortion healthcare in the state constitution.

Teachers in Orange County Schools will receive a 9% salary increase on April 10.

Viewers across the country are gearing up for the upcoming solar eclipse, and scientists are using this time to launch rockets into the skies – for science!