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.

Osceola County District 3 is initiating a Senior Rental Assistance Program on November 11 to aid low-income seniors with up to 50% of their rent for three months. Eligibility is based on age, residence duration, and income guidelines.

A woman was shot dead by another after a fight in Sanford, Florida, with the incident live-streamed online. Savon Chantay Tyler was charged with first-degree murder.

Orlando is set for decreased rainfall and drier conditions, but the National Weather Service warns of strong rip currents and rough surf at beaches. Inland areas may avoid thunderstorms, while boaters face hazardous conditions, improving later.

Orlando and Orange County set up recycling sites for election signs until Nov 17, aiming to transform them into Enviro-Fuelcubes, with previous campaigns successfully diverting thousands of pounds of signs from landfills.

Ocoee announces a road closure on Rewis St. between Christine Ave and West Ave on November 7-8, 2024, for work by the Utilities Department, advising drivers to plan for detours and exercise caution.