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Managing Editor at WMFE/WMFV and PMJA Board of Directors. Former reporter at WUWM. Lover of sports, the arts and trash talking.
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Transparency Corner: Help shape our election coverage for Midterms 2026

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By LaToya Dennis 
| Central Florida Public Media
Transparency Corner is a monthly post where we give you a behind-the-scenes look at our editorial process. We’ll explore everything from the stories we’re covering and why, to insight into how we’re framing our coverage. To learn more about our efforts to not only continue to build trust, but to inform and engage click here. Elections were held in some states across the country on Tuesday.
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Transparency Corner: Central Florida Public Media shares the behind the scenes scoop

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By LaToya Dennis 
| Central Florida Public Media
My name is LaToya Dennis. I’m the news director here at Central Florida Public Media. I’m not someone you hear from a lot -- I typically stay behind the scenes, working to ensure that we are living up to our mission of connecting and empowering our region through trustworthy, independent journalism and thoughtful conversation rooted in fact. Here at Central Florida Public Media, we recently revisited our mission.
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Five years after his death, Orlando activists honor George Floyd and protest

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By LaToya Dennis 
| Central Florida Public Media
The crowd was small, only about 20 people showed up to honor the life of George Floyd at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando on Sunday. The day marked five years since Floyd was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer. His death sparked a summer of protests across the county and here in Orlando. Sunday’s protest was organized by a group called Orlando Against Police Crimes in partnership with other community organizations. Edmund Anglero is an organizer with Orlando Against Police Crimes.
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