The SPLC has filed a lawsuit to return Eatonville's Hungerford property to the community, alleging the land is designated solely for educational purposes by a 1950s deed.

A Lake Mary High School teacher was arrested over allegations of student misconduct and faces multiple charges, including seduction of children via computer.

Osceola County Mosquito Control is launching a drone treatment program to reduce mosquito larvae in Buenaventura Lakes' wetlands, using organic agents to minimize environmental impact.

After a fire destroyed their worship center, the Chabad of Greater Orlando observed Rosh Hashanah at a temporary hotel space, showcasing their resilience and unity.

The National Weather Service has forecasted heavy rainfall, rip currents, and rough surf for Central Florida, with risks of heavy rain and flooding, alongside warm temperatures and gusty easterly winds.

The Orlando Police are searching for Staffano Stubbs, a missing 21-year-old seen at Orlando International Airport with delayed communication abilities, last wearing a gray hoodie and black attire.

A 25-year-old woman died after her car hit a parked truck on I-4 in Orange County during an active construction lane closure. She was not wearing a seatbelt and was partially ejected from the vehicle.

Orange County allocates $55 million of its transportation fund for street lighting to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety after dark, particularly at intersections.

Orlando faces near record high temperatures with a heat index between 102-107F and moderate to major heat risks, with some potential reprieve from a frontal boundary mid-week.

One person died in an Orange County trailer fire, as confirmed by fire rescue officials on Thursday night. Investigations by the State Fire Marshal’s Office and the Sheriff’s Office are ongoing.

Rosen Hotels & Resorts offers discounted rates for Florida evacuees of Hurricane Helene, starting at $69, with various properties participating and pet fees waived.

Osceola County and its cities close offices and declare emergencies in preparation for Hurricane Helene, maintaining essential services and providing updates through AlertOsceola and readyosceola.org.

The Orlando Science Center offers a day camp for K-5 students during Hurricane Helene school closures, with activities from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and early drop-off available.