A 63-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Orange County, causing significant traffic disruptions.

The Florida Department of Education's new FAST test scores suggest student improvement statewide, with success stories in Central Florida, yet opinions vary on the significance and utility of this standardized testing approach.

Osceola County partners with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a $3 million flood vulnerability study on the Shingle Creek and Kissimmee River basin, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office has identified Greg Carpenter as a murder victim found in 1995, asking for public help to solve the over 30-year-old case.

SeaWorld Orlando's Bands, Brew and BBQ festival returns with concerts, BBQ, craft beers, and a new family coaster, amid SeaWorld's 60th anniversary celebrations.

Orlando braces for intense heat with a peak heat index of up to 109 degrees, plus scattered storms, as Hurricane Beryl poses no threat to Florida.

Orlando faces reduced morning visibility due to fog and potential afternoon storms with gusty winds and lightning. Seasonal temperatures with high humidity are expected.

Universal Orlando Resort introduces 'Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire' haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights, featuring icy spirits and offering guests a close-up ghostbusting experience.

A man was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a minor for several years in Osceola County. The victim reported the abuse began at age 8. The Sheriff's office confirmed admissions from the suspect that support the allegations.

A Polk County man, Domingo Rivera Velez, is charged with video voyeurism for secretly photographing a nude teen at his home and may have more victims.

A fatal two-vehicle crash on Maitland Boulevard, Altamonte Springs resulted in one death and road closures for investigation. No other injuries were reported.

Two men were robbed at gunpoint in Ocoee; the assailant, described as a Black man in his 30s, attacked the victims and escaped in a white SUV. Police are seeking public assistance.

The Orlando City Council approved installing speed cameras at local schools to enhance traffic safety and pedestrian protection, particularly in school zones.