A fire at L3Harris Aerojet Rocketdyne in Orlando injured five, with three hospitalized and two in trauma care. The blaze, involving lithium powder, was extinguished by firefighters using dry-powder extinguishers.

A head-on collision in Osceola County resulted in one death and another person seriously injured; the crash is under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.

Osceola County has approved a plan for a new Tech Center, designed to be a high-tech educational and collaborative space, encouraging community growth and digital access for economically challenged residents.

Anna V. Eskamani has declared her candidacy for Orlando mayor, aiming to succeed Mayor Buddy Dyer. She highlights addressing homelessness, public safety, and affordability as key issues.

Mount Dora Police investigate a shootout between vehicles in a Lake County neighborhood with no reported injuries.

The Seminole County Sheriff's Office has announced the death of their longtime chaplain, Eugene Gregory Jr., noting his service and the community's loss.

A person was hospitalized following a shooting near The Mall at Millenia in Orlando; police are investigating the incident without further details on the victim's condition or suspects.

The city is ending its curbside recycling program due to costs and low market demand for recyclables, with bin collection starting soon and a final pick-up set for January 4, 2025.

An Orlando man pleaded guilty to tampering with vehicle odometers, reselling high-mileage cars with altered readings to inflate their value. Sentencing is pending.

Osceola County officials have broken ground on Westside Technology Park in Four Corners, merging recreation with tech-education while practicing environmental conservation.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office seeks to identify 30 individuals involved in a disruptive street takeover involving setting a fire and stunt driving.

Donald Trump nominated attorney Daniel J. Newlin as the U.S. Ambassador to Colombia, highlighting Newlin's law enforcement background and legal success.

James Edward Cox, Jr. sentenced to 8+ years for possessing child sexual abuse materials, following a federal investigation and disturbing findings.