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Covers:  Labor, politics, behavioral health, and criminal justice
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McKenna Schueler is an early-career freelance reporter based in Tampa, Florida who writes about labor, politics, behavioral health, and social justice issues. She's written for the likes of publications such as Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, Orlando Weekly, In These Times, and Strikewave. You can find her on Twitter at @SheCarriesOn and contact her at mkaschueler@gmail.com to commission her for work.

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UPS Teamsters in Orlando prepare for looming nationwide strike

UPS Teamsters in Orlando prepare for looming nationwide strike

If the union and UPS don't reach an agreement by the end of July, UPS workers could join the nation's second-…

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New pregnancy care center in Kissimmee aims to offer 'choices' - just not abortion

New pregnancy care center in Kissimmee aims to offer 'choices' - just not abortion

The nonprofit plans to open its new anti-abortion pregnancy center less than a mile from a Planned Parenthood…

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Florida Gov. DeSantis approves another industry-backed bill gutting local tenant protections

Florida Gov. DeSantis approves another industry-backed bill gutting local tenant protections

Critics have described the bill as predatory, anti-consumer, and a prime example of Big Government trampling …

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Florida unions file lawsuits over DeSantis' union-busting bill and prepare for fight ahead

Florida unions file lawsuits over DeSantis' union-busting bill and prepare for fight ahead

From legal challenges to boots-on-the-ground organizing, Florida union members aren't ready to let their unio…

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Disney workers demand immediate raise to keep up with rising rents and inflation

Disney workers demand immediate raise to keep up with rising rents and inflation

Central Florida, home to the so-called "Most Magical Place on Earth," is one of the areas hardest hit by the …

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What Soaring Rent Prices Mean for Florida's Working Class

What Soaring Rent Prices Mean for Florida's Working Class

Bobbie Hill-Ferdinando is a former school bus driver and mother of six who rents a three-bedroom house near S…

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Florida voters have until Monday to register for August primary election

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By McKenna Schueler Verified
| Orlando Weekly Verified
Credit: Photo via Orange County Supervisor of Elections Office Floridians who are eligible to vote have until Monday, July 20, to register to vote in the 2026 primary election this August. Monday is also the deadline to change your party affiliation. Florida is a closed primary state, meaning you will only be able to vote for candidates during the primary election that correspond to your party affiliation — at least for partisan positions.
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By McKenna Schueler Verified
| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified
As Florida’s six-week abortion ban continues to leave pregnant people with fewer options in the Sunshine State, the state government is continuing to invest in programs aimed at intercepting people in Florida who are seeking licensed abortion providers.
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Ocoee creates speed limit, new rules for electric bikes and scooters

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By McKenna Schueler Verified
| Orlando Weekly Verified
Credit: Shutterstock A small city just west of Orlando has become the latest in Central Florida to adopt new rules for personal electric bicycles and e-scooters in an effort to improve roadway safety, protect public infrastructure, and address rising accidents related to micromobility devices.
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