A woman in Florida was accused of skip-scanning at Walmart, claiming it was a misunderstanding, but was arrested after allegedly not paying for 23 items.

Lake County plans a new roundabout at the CR 561 and Lakeshore Drive intersection to improve safety and traffic flow, with a public meeting scheduled to discuss the project.

A woman in her 30s was found dead in a burnt vehicle in Orange County's Dr. Phillips area; authorities are investigating.

The National Weather Service forecasts storms and high heat in Central Florida, with heat indices reaching 102-107 degrees and daily chances of afternoon showers and storms.

Walt Disney World surprised Central Florida teachers with park tickets and character visits to support educational programs as schools resume sessions.

Jeremy Madix was arrested for having 76 pounds of marijuana at Orlando International Airport, with his travel companion carrying an additional 37 pounds. Both face felony trafficking charges.

The Lake Mary All-Stars faced a setback after losing 4-1 to Texas in the Little League World Series, but the team and their fans remain optimistic for a comeback.

A judge lifted an injunction against Seminole County Elections Supervisor Chris Anderson, finding no evidence he violated campaign laws as alleged in a lawsuit.

A woman sues Disney for $50,000, claiming injury from a "stampede" at Magic Kingdom. She alleges Disney failed to maintain safe conditions leading to her injuries.

Orange County Public Schools is recruiting around 100 new bus drivers for 2024-2025, offering up to $16,000 in bonuses, with a job fair today and more events planned.

A vehicle fatally struck a pedestrian on State Road 44 in Lake County; a 32-year-old man was hit by a Volkswagen Tiguan while crossing the road. The driver, a 43-year-old woman, remained at the scene. No crosswalks are present in the area.

Lake Mary Little League team secures a 6-1 victory over Pacific Northwest rivals in the World Series and prepares for their next game against Boerne, Texas.

Orange County Mayor Demings and Charter Communications announced a broadband expansion for over 1,300 properties, aiming to reduce the digital divide with federal funding.