Freeze warning and cold advisory for East Central Florida until 9 AM, affecting several counties. Authorities advise caution when using space heaters and recommend dressing warmly. Dry conditions are expected to continue, with a gradual warm-up anticipated.

A car crashed into a vacant building in Orlando, causing minor injuries to the driver and no other harm, with officials responding and investigating the cause.

A teen was arrested for a December shooting at a park in Edgewater, facing charges including discharging a firearm and shooting into an occupied vehicle.

A Chevrolet Corvette was found submerged in an Orlando retention pond, sparking an investigation. Firefighters responded, but no one was found inside the vehicle. The cause of the incident is unknown.

Orlando police seek information on a brutal attack on Bernard "BJ" Jackson, offering a $5,000 reward for leads; he was found severely beaten on December 26, 2025.

A dispute over a tip between a rideshare driver and a passenger in Osceola County led to the latter opening fire, resulting in no injuries. The accused, Alexis Encarnacion-Rosado, faces multiple charges.

Lake Minneola High School was locked down after a bomb threat, with police and Lake County Schools responding. The situation is ongoing with limited details.

The future of Hungerford School's 117-acre property is debated as Dr. Phillips Charities proposes redevelopment, with a potential $14M purchase and $13M incentives. Eatonville residents express concern over transparency and community involvement.

Orlando experiences dense morning fog with a fog advisory in effect until 9 am; warmer temps expected until a Sunday cold front.

Lexis Julia Jordan, 25, was fatally struck by a Dodge Ram 1500 on a Cocoa Village sidewalk after the driver, 64, had a medical emergency, leading to a crash that also injured a man. The community is shaken, and the incident is under investigation.

Orlando's Lake Eola sees 17 swan deaths, raising concerns of an avian flu outbreak. Officials are awaiting necropsy results, and volunteers are urging for preventive actions.

Tyler Feight, previously convicted for attacking a jogger, faces court for probation violations, including failing to report an address change and skipping a required evaluation.

Floridians react differently to the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with some protesting against American intervention and others celebrating what they hope marks a new beginning.