Florida has an estimated 400,000 children who need behavioral-health services, but 55 percent of them don’t get any treatment, members of a health-care panel were told Thursday. That translates to 220,000 children across the state, or about one child in every classroom, health official Jeffrey Brosco told members of the Florida Healthy Kids Corp. Board of Directors during a meeting in Orlando. “There’s 220,000 children that get no treatment, whatsoever. Let that sink in,” Brosco told the board members, who are charged with running the Florida Healthy Kids program, which offers health and dental insurance for children ages 5 through 18. “If I told you there were 200 kids with cancer who aren’t getting treatment, you’d say, ‘That’s outrageous.’ Two thousand, twenty thousand, you would be up in arms,” he said adding, “It’s outrageous.” Part of the problem, Brosco said, is a lack of availability of health providers.…

As the U.S Women's National Soccer team goes for their fourth World Cup this summer in France, fans in Orlando will be able to participate in their "Everywhere Campaign." In 11 cities, local female artists have painted murals of the 23 members of the 2019 World Cup team. Orlando's mural has been painted on the Seacoast Bank Building, at the intersection of Robinson Street and Orange Avenue.…