The Florida Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is auditing Orange County and the City of Orlando's spending due to concerns about rising property taxes and alleged misuse of funds. Key players include Governor Ron DeSantis and CFO Blaise Ingoglia on the state side, and Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer locally.

David Washington, J & Washington CEO, joins anchor Stephanie Coueignoux, of LiveNOW from FOX.

How will new political maps impact your vote for the next election cycle? I'm joining Stephanie Coueignoux on LiveNOW from FOX today around 1 PM EDT to discuss the high-stakes world of redistricting in the age of big data & AI.

Stephanie and David discuss the ongoing redistricting battles that are occurring across the United States.

The process of redistricting is a cornerstone of our democracy, designed to ensure fair and equitable representation for all citizens.

Orange County leaders are in hot water. Governor Ron DeSantis and state officials are taking a hard look at how local Democrats have been spending taxpayer money. What they found is not good news for families who work hard to pay their taxes.

Don't be surprised by the election's outcome this November.

Off-cycle scheduling means Orlando’s municipal elections occur during non-presidential and non-midterm years, when voter engagement typically reaches its lowest levels.

On June 30, 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis signed off on Florida’s $117.4 billion budget—but the real story lies in what he cut.

What J & Washington initially reported as federal racketeering charges against Osceola County Sheriff Marcos R. Lopez has now been revealed as a sprawling criminal conspiracy that allegedly transformed the sheriff's office into a protection racket for an illegal gambling operation.

"This is a solemn day for Florida and our law enforcement community." Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier

This is a solemn day for Florida and our law enforcement community. We put great trust in our constitutional officers, especially those who are our communities' first line of defense.