A Polk County jury found Hernando Thompson Jr. guilty of racketeering and related charges tied to the Sex Money Murder gang; sentencing is set for Feb. 20.

A News 6 video shows an image of Adolf Hitler briefly on Osceola High's morning announcements. School leaders say the person responsible was identified and will be disciplined.

Orlando's weather will vary, with warm temperatures dropping as a cold front arrives Sunday. Rain and wind gusts are expected, affecting fire conditions, boating, and aviation.

A 34-year-old Holiday woman was killed Thursday evening in a head-on collision on NE 160th Avenue Road in Marion County; troopers say a pickup crossed the center line. Two drivers were hospitalized and the Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.

Newly released police body‑camera clips show the Palm Bay teen accused in a July 2024 double homicide and capture a short apology. Prosecutors plan to pursue adult charges but say the death penalty is not at issue.

Officials confirm a sinkhole caused a road collapse in Lake County, according to evaluations by Tierra, Inc. and statements by Chairwoman Leslie Campione. Repair plans are underway.

Permit filings show Jersey Mike's plans for a unit at 3280 Howland Blvd in Deltona; an opening date has not been announced.

A Florida WARN notice shows DHL will phase out operations at its Lakeland distribution center, putting 203 jobs at risk with the first cuts in April.

Dense fog will slow Thursday’s commute in Orlando and reduce visibility this morning. Highs near 75°F; a better chance of storms arrives Sunday.

Rafiki’s Planet Watch and the Wildlife Express train will close on Feb. 23 as Disney refashions the area for a Bluey family experience due in summer 2026.

A roughly 10-acre brush fire near St. Johns Lane in Eustis threatened homes and prompted evacuations as crews and aircraft responded. Officials asked the public to avoid the area.

Orlando is transforming its downtown to be more walkable by converting Magnolia Avenue from a one-way to a two-way street, disrupting traffic but improving safety and local business support.

Orange County will debate whether to block a possible ICE processing site in Orlando after federal site visits and rising public concern. County attorneys will brief commissioners Tuesday.