This Saturday, Central Florida will host a wave of 'No Kings' protests, with organizers predicting thousands locally and millions nationwide.

Dan Newlin’s ambassadorial nomination was returned to the White House under Senate rules, leaving the Colombia post vacant and uncertainty over a renomination.

Federal prosecutors sued United Parks & Resorts, alleging its ban on wheeled walkers with seats at SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens violates the ADA.

Two Indian River County employees were killed outside the main library in Vero Beach; police say the attack was targeted and a person of interest remains at large.

A Winter Park man was sentenced to 14 years and 8 months after a DEA probe found thousands of fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills and large quantities of meth.

A vacant Dr. Phillips medical building was converted into a 63‑bed Select Specialty Hospital, adding rehab capacity and winning industry awards for adaptive reuse.

A county payroll review found roughly 300 Volusia EMS employees were mispaid; 55 were overpaid and now face repayment demands while hundreds were underpaid.

New county filings show Topgolf's Viera project is active again and may be larger than first pitched, renewing questions about traffic and timing.

An Ocala woman is accused of spraying soapy water at her 83‑year‑old stepfather before stabbing him; he is hospitalized and she faces an attempted second‑degree murder booking.

Crews started a 32‑day rebuild of Donnelly Street after October’s flash flooding, adding new drainage, water‑line upgrades and sidewalk work to protect downtown.

Incertec plans to shift its Florida operations from Titusville to Edgewater with about an $8M investment and city‑filed plans for roughly 150 new jobs. The move follows Incertec’s acquisition of Titusville’s Synergy Metal Finishing and includes wastewater upgrades and permitting steps.

Commissioners will vote on emergency funding to repair a massive sinkhole that collapsed Empire Church Road near Groveland.

Matthew's Hope says missing mail at the Winter Garden post office cost a $4,000 donation and left guests without IDs and EBT cards.