A vehicle struck an e-bike rider early Thursday in Altamonte Springs, causing critical injuries and significant traffic disruptions near Seminole State College.

Deputies responded to a "man down" call in an Orange County neighborhood, leading to an ongoing investigation and a significant police presence, with few details released.

A man was arrested for a stabbing in Ferran Park, Eustis. Witnesses were present; the victim isn't cooperating. The suspect faces serious charges, including attempted murder.

A deer crashed through a window into an Orange County home, prompting a gentle rescue by deputies who safely escorted it back to the woods without injuries.

A brush fire and downed power lines closed a section of SR-44 in Lake County, affecting traffic. Emergency crews responded, and the road partially reopened before 9 a.m. Causes of the fire are unclear amidst high winds and cool temperatures.

Florida Highway Patrol says a 22-year-old Cocoa man died after losing control of his motorcycle on SR-417 Thursday night. The crash is under investigation.

A man in Orange County was charged with first-degree murder after shooting his neighbor over a loud music dispute.

Deputies responded to a domestic shooting in a Windermere neighborhood where they found an injured woman; a standoff ensued with the suspect later found dead from self-inflicted harm.

Winter Park police are searching for a suspect in the burning of an inclusive banner at the First Congregational Church. The local community rallied in support following the incident.

A Marion County man was arrested for riding a motorcycle at 105 mph in a 45 mph zone with a child passenger, facing charges of child neglect and operating a vehicle over 100 mph.

A man was arrested in Apopka for setting a shed on fire while inside, following a domestic dispute. He also threatened a woman and resisted police before escaping the blaze and being apprehended.

Two students at Lake Brantley High School were arrested for intending to harm a peer, with a knife and a note found. The police responded to a tip and the investigation is ongoing. The incident follows a recent hoax threat at the school.

Jennifer Kesse's family holds hope in DNA and AI technology 20 years after her disappearance, with investigators retesting DNA and using AI on surveillance footage.