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The late 1990s. Listen to governor pence. The religious freedom restoration act was signed into federal law by president bill clinton more than 20 years ago. Indiana has passed a law here that mirrors the federal law that president clinton signed. This is a law that mirrors what president clinton signed. Federal law in the book since 1993. The federal law signed by president clinton. The federal law since 1993. Thats what its been for more than 20 years. Federal law for more than 20 years. The r...

A number of stakeholders in youth sports spoke about how adult behavior at games is having an impact on recruiting officials.

Jam Master Jay, a pioneering DJ of Run-DMC, was fatally shot in a New York City recording studio in 2002, and two men are set to go on trial for his murder over two decades after his death.

Jam Master Jay was a renowned American musician and DJ. In 2002, he was fatally shot in a recording studio, and two men are set to go on trial for his murder over two decades later.

Jury selection began Monday (01-22-24) in New York in the trial of two men charged with the murder of Run D-M-C’s Jam Master Jay.

Florida Gov. and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday his eight hand-picked majority members of the Florida High School Athletic Association’s board of directors. None are in the Orlando area but there are four additional slots to be chosen by FHSAA executive director Craig Damon, and potential candidates for those seats include Hagerty athletic director Jay Getty and The ...

Most Central Florida schools will feel extreme heat on the first day of school this week.

In the realm of sports, there are certain individuals who transcend the boundaries of their profession and become legends. For the residents of Citrus County, one such figure stands tall

FHSAA slammed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on gender identity, prayer before games and its 2020 stoppage of sports with COVID-19.

Hagerty standout Miguel Pantojas chases 800 state championship and Florida high school records set by Andres Arroyo and Rheinhardt Harrison.