A couple is charged after an altercation with teenagers on e-bikes in Ocoee, with the man accused of hitting a teen with his car and his wife charged with battery.

Orlando Police responded to a shooting at EPIC Theatres and a related car crash into a tire shop, with investigations ongoing and details on injuries or arrests not yet released.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks and poor boating conditions along the Atlantic coast for Orlando area beachgoers and boaters.

Osceola County firefighters are tackling a scrapyard fire along Old Tampa Highway, causing road closures and traffic diversions, with officials yet to determine the cause.

Sheriff's office seeks help identifying "1982 John Doe" whose remains were found in Volusia County, using DNA to trace ancestry and genealogical research for leads.

Mark Anthony Vazquez was arrested after peacefully ending a hostage situation at a Florida motel; he faced charges, including assault and failing to register as a sex offender.

Rip currents pose a high risk at Orlando beaches today; the National Weather Service advises against ocean entry. Conditions may worsen with gusty winds this afternoon.

Marvin Guth was detained after his vehicle triggered a lockdown at Space Coast Jr./Sr. High School. This followed his active warrant for failing to appear in court for previous threats against a school.

Ocala residents at Pointe Grand apartments must boil water after a water main was damaged by a contractor, with the city advising this for safety until further notice.

Orange County experienced a record tourist tax collection in August due to increased tourism, helped by Universal’s Epic Universe theme park and a calm hurricane season.

An 11-year-old was arrested after threatening his school on TikTok; no weapons were found at his home. The incident highlights concerns over school safety and the influence of social media.

Universal Studios Orlando's Stardust Racers roller coaster will reopen after a rider's fatal incident, with the ride systems confirmed functional and procedural updates in place.

Marion County authorities seek public help identifying a suspect who fired shots at a high school homecoming party. No injuries were reported, and a social media photo may aid identification.