Cliff Clover News Today

Some residents in St. Cloud say getting home in the evenings has become a major headache for them due to heavy traffic.

Thousands of new homes are coming to Osceola, but most people in the county can't afford to live in them, and many residents fear overcrowding.

Members of the Osceola Action Committee are raising their concerns at county commission meetings about items that would allow for more development.

The delayed ordinance would create a new master plan for multiple neighborhoods near St. Cloud, work centers and interconnected roadways.

Osceola Action Committee plans to offer a boot camp on how to run for elected office and connect candidates with support.

Osceola county residents ask for slower growth until the roads can handle it but commissioners said it’s out of their hands.

People begged the board to slow down the new developments until they improve congested roads like the turnpike to help schools and first responders.