A crash on Interstate 4 in Orlando caused a three-mile traffic jam during the early morning, but the situation improved by 7:30 a.m. with the reopening of lanes.

Thomas Calderon, 37, is wanted for shooting his roommate after a dispute in Deltona, Florida; authorities have issued an arrest warrant, and Calderon turned himself in later.

A person was killed by a Chevy Silverado while on U.S. 1 in Volusia County; the driver was unharmed and remained at the scene. The incident is under investigation.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office is searching for Leidy Mariam Serrano Garcia, a missing 12-year-old girl last seen in an Orlando apartment complex.

A man was shot in Deltona during an early morning argument; the suspect is identified but not yet in custody. The victim is hospitalized and underwent surgery.

Thieves stole over $85,000 worth of fireworks from Big Bang Fireworks in Orlando before Independence Day; the Orange County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Kissimmee officials are set to discuss changes to alcohol sales, including the last call time and new after-midnight permits, amid safety and revenue concerns.

Orlando forecast predicts a wet week with daily showers and storms, minor flooding risk, and a moderate rip current risk. Boaters and swimmers are cautioned; aviation may see variable conditions.

Kameryn Pickard, 18, was arrested for the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old in Leesburg after his father turned him in. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Osceola County unveils a new 1.5-mile segment of the Connector Trail, enhancing the local trail network for outdoor activities and community connectivity.

Apopka is dewatering lakes to prevent flooding before hurricane season, with a 60-day pump operation planned to lower water levels and supply reclaimed water to homes.

Orlando faces a "Marginal Risk" of severe weather and high heat indices, with increased showers and storms expected, and a moderate risk of rip currents at beaches.

A fire at a Palm Coast car yard damaged 16 vehicles. Palm Coast firefighters swiftly controlled the fire within 10 minutes, preventing further damage. No injuries were reported, and the fire's cause is under investigation.