CenterWell opened an $83 million, 162,000‑sq‑ft mail‑order pharmacy hub in Orlando that can process up to 64,000 prescriptions a day and will add more than 165 jobs.

A KB4‑CON demonstrator in Orlando showed how public video can be used to synthesize a local anchor’s speech, unnerving attendees and prompting legal and newsroom questions.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant for Dusty Ray Spencer, convicted in the 1992 killing of his wife. The execution window is set late June at Florida State Prison in Starke.

Titusville police say more than 16,000 automated school‑zone citations were recorded in the first 60 days; $100 civil notices are being mailed.

Court filings say the man accused of killing a 93‑year‑old Orlando woman viewed older‑adult pornography before and after the 2022 slaying.

A family visiting Central Florida says their 11‑year‑old golden retriever, Brodie, died after another dog attacked him, according to FOX 35 Orlando.

A fatal crash on SR 528 westbound near International Drive closed lanes and ramps Monday while the Florida Highway Patrol investigates.

A 56-year-old man died after a tractor he was maintaining overturned near NE 21st Ave Road in Marion County. Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol are investigating.

A 22-year-old Kissimmee man was arrested after a 9-year-old reported he exposed himself at a Ross store; detectives say he has prior exposure convictions and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A DeBary man was arrested after deputies say he attacked the same jogger twice in under a year. The victim says she feared for her safety and is warning others to be vigilant.

Nine renderings sketch a walkable, mixed‑use future for Pine Hills; officials want resident feedback to shape a master plan.

Atlantic Housing Partners is proposing a roughly $60M mixed-use build on city-owned land west of St. Cloud City Hall, pairing apartments and retail with a public parking garage. City review and CRA negotiations are underway.

Palm Bay's council approved Ordinance 2026-13, barring any new medical-marijuana dispensaries while letting current outlets stay open. The decision follows a state framework and mirrors moves around Central Florida.