An 88-year-old man died after his car hit a utility pole in Volusia County on Christmas Eve, with investigations by the Florida Highway Patrol ongoing.

Two men from Kissimmee were charged with armed carjacking during a vehicle sale from Facebook Marketplace, according to ClickOrlando and WESH reports.

Orlando's weekend weather forecast predicts tranquil skies with a cooldown, ideal for outdoor activities before a cold front brings breezy conditions and possible showers early next week.

The weather forecast for Orlando includes a mix of sun, a slight chance of rain, and potential thunderstorms over the ocean, with a Small Craft Advisory offshore.

A man was found shot on Faculty Drive in Orange County, prompting a police investigation and search involving K-9 units. The victim survived, but the shooter remains unidentified and at large.

Orlando's weather forecast includes sun, isolated showers, and a warm-up with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Increased rain chances and possible isolated storms are expected later in the week.

The Orlando Museum of Art offers free admission on December 18, 2025, with activities, lectures by artist Dawoud Bey, tours, sketching sessions, and a film screening.

Tyler Feight, on probation for assaulting a jogger, was jailed again for violating his probation, failing to appear for a required evaluation, and changing his address without notification.

Abijah Javois was arrested for shooting a man selling a $115,000 watch on Facebook Marketplace after exchanging counterfeit cash and being chased by the victim.

A man in Osceola County was arrested after ICAC detectives found online chats showing he solicited sexual activity involving a minor. He is being held without bond as the investigation continues.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority plans to expand State Route 408 near Camping World Stadium, including a new eastbound lane and toll system, with a $218 million project pending approval.

Poor boating conditions persist in the Gulf Stream; NWS advises caution and forecasts a chilly dip in temperatures through Saturday in Orlando.

Two cold case homicides from 2007 and 2022 in Osceola County were solved, with one resulting in no charges due to self-defense, and the other leading to an arrest in 2025.