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• Florida Hospital is changing its name in the new year. It will also extend its network of care for its patients.
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• What’s life like for patients who’ve been diagnosed with dementia? A Central Florida support group called Brain Fitness Club helps patients keep their brains limber, and improves their quality of life.
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• 90.7’s Crystal Chavez talks to ERAU’s Dr. Marc Compere and mechanical engineering senior Rachel Hunt, about Project Haiti, which brings drinking water filtration systems to Haiti.
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• The race for governor is not the only statewide political contest during primary season. Republicans and Democrats also will choose their favorite candidate to run for Attorney General. GOP Candidate Ashley Moody talks to an editorial panel about why she wants to be the state’s top prosecutor.
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• A survey of Latino voters across the state finds them split on the Senate race, but unified on rebuilding Puerto Rico. Immigration, job creation and housing are key issues for Latino Voters.
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• There’s a new study into the resilience of Lake Okeechobee’s toxic algae as it flows from the fresh water lake into the brackish estuaries.
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• Early voting gets underway in Florida this week. Primary races on the August 28th ballot include the governor, agriculture commissioner, attorney general and circuit judges.
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• Orlando residents of all computer coding abilities will meetup tomorrow to try and solve some of the city’s problems. Participants will work together while learning new skills.
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• The University of Central Florida is warning that scammers are trying to get personal information by claiming to represent one of the school’s research institutes.
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• The team at WMFE and our listeners will miss Crystal Chavez, long-time ATC host and reporter. Here she talks about her time at the station, what she’ll miss about Orlando, and what she’s most excited about in her new position at NPR.
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