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The city of Debary is suing its own mayor. The city wants Clint Johnson to turn over surveys and receipts relating to a state of the city address. The Mayor called into Intersection Friday to address the lawsuit, and the allegations he's not operating under Sunshine laws.

D’Andrea Pelletier- The Opera Realtor- sings a couple of her favorite arias… including one that’s really about summer. Pelletier explain why ‘Summertime’, from  Gershwin’s opera Porgy and Bess fits right into the holiday spirit. And she sings a version of ‘Ave Maria’ that might not be so familiar to listeners.  D’Andrea Pelletier is a real estate agent- but her passion is music, which she studied at UCF. She says she’ll sometimes check out the acoustics of the properties she’s showing. “As cliche as it is- yes I do,” says Pelletier. “Before my clients come in, and if it’s a high rise I’ll just belt a really high note… and hope the neighbors don’t hear!” Pelletier says ‘Summertime’ by George Gershwin, is one ...

Last week hundreds of volunteers combed central Florida looking for homeless veterans like Robert Stoner. He’s exactly the kind of person hundreds of volunteers were searching for as part of a tri-county push to get homeless veterans off the streets and into housing.

It’s summertime in Central Florida. That means afternoon thunderstorms and sweltering temperatures. But it’s also time to hit the water parks, catch a concert, and barbecue.

After almost a decade, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft made its closest pass to Pluto. The deep space probe will survey the surface of the icy dwarf-planet and send back photos never before seen. Intersection’s Brendan Byrne talks with the mission's principal investigator Doctor Alan Stern about the mission.

Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera is expected to announce his bid for the Senate Seat vacated by Marco Rubio. He joins a crowded field for the seat. 90.7’s political commentators Dick Batchelor and Lou Frey talk the Senatorial campaign.

The software company Hacker Team sells software to governments and law enforcement agencies worldwide. Their technology can infiltrate computers and laptops and turn on cameras and microphones - remotely. eaked documents reveal the Orange-Osceola Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation was in talks with the company about buying the software.

There's a rising tide of HIV infections in Florida and the people being diagnosed don't fit into any one stereotype. But the same prejudices linger around HIV and those living with it.

All this week, Health News Florida is bringing you stories of this new generation of people with HIV - and the efforts to slow this rising tide of infection.

Health Reporter Abe Aboraya talks to 90.7's Matthew Peddie about his work on the series.

U.S. Sugar is part of a large sugar growing community south of Lake Okeechobee. Environmentalist are interested in their land, some of which they want for everglades restoration.

A week in to the 2015 hurricane season, and it’s been pretty quiet, especially since 2004. That when hurricanes Charlie, Francis, Ivan and Jeanne pounded the state.

That it’s been so quiet in the past few years probably worries Seminole County’s emergency manager Alan Harris and Volusia County’s director of emergency management Jim Judge. They spoke with 90.7's Catherine Welch about how they are preparing their counties for this years hurricane season.