Orlando is set to experience variable weather, including above-normal temperatures, potential storms with heavy rain and gusty winds late Tuesday into Wednesday, a drop in temperature later in the week, and increased fire weather risks.

The Orlando Science Center set a Guinness World Record with 300 people launching paper rockets simultaneously.

Winter Garden may end its recycling program due to financial and contamination issues, with a second hearing set for December 12 after city commissioners' unanimous vote.

The Central Florida International Auto Show is exhibiting new vehicles, including electric models, with opportunities for test drives and a children's area.

Jonathan Nicola, 23, from Sanford, received a 15-year prison sentence for transporting fentanyl and a loaded firearm, following a high-speed chase and guilty plea.

A man in his 20s was shot on West Sand Lake Road, Orlando. Deputies are investigating with no suspects or motive disclosed; the victim has non-life-threatening injuries.

Orlando to experience mostly dry conditions with isolated showers and gusty winds until Thursday, as per the National Weather Service.

Damion Clarke was convicted for conspiring to distribute cocaine, potentially facing 20 years in prison. He was involved with a Jamaican drug enterprise, distributing drugs and firearms in Central Florida.

A motorcyclist from St. Cloud died in a collision with a semi truck in Melbourne, as per the Florida Highway Patrol report. The incident is under investigation.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL advises caution due to fog, high risk of rip currents, and advises a Small Craft Advisory for boaters, with changing weather conditions expected throughout the week in Orlando.

Maitland drivers are advised to plan alternate routes due to a three-day closure starting Nov. 14th at North Thistle Lane and Mohawk Trail for sewer pipeline installation.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL forecast indicates potential showers in Orlando, risky beach conditions, and changing weather patterns throughout the week.

The Sanford Police seeks public help to identify a person involved in a $1,900 credit card fraud at Target, using social media and humor-infused hashtags.