Two hospitalized after a car accident led to a vehicle submerging in an Ocoee pond; conditions vary, with one in ICU. Ocoee Police responded; the investigation continues.

A 20-year-old was arrested for driving 155 mph in Seminole County, violating Florida's "Super Speeder" law, potentially facing jail time and a substantial fine.

Orlando faces a Heat Advisory with temperatures feeling up to 112 degrees. A front and moisture increase may bring relief with storms and rain expected soon.

Orange County Sheriff's Office seeks the public’s help to find Berlinda Graham, 65, due to her cognitive condition. She was last seen near a hotel on Continental Gateway Drive and International Drive.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of high heat index values near 110 in east central Florida, advising residents to stay cool and alert for potential storms with lightning and gusts.

Governor DeSantis honored five finalists at Florida's Teacher of the Year event, announcing a $1.36 billion investment in teacher salaries and emphasizing civics education initiatives.

A daycare worker in Ocala was arrested for allegedly abusing infants; incidents include rough handling and forced feeding. She faces multiple charges and has bonded out of jail.

Eustis officials plan a $100M overhaul of downtown, adding new homes and businesses to revitalize the area. The development aims to blend with the existing downtown and will include apartments, retail, and increased parking spaces.

Central Florida faces a wet week with high rain chances and potential localized flooding due to a disturbance pulling moisture across the region.

Search for a missing man is underway after a boating accident on Lake Butler, with two others safe. Authorities employ divers and drones in the operation.

Osceola County is investing $400,000 from a JUUL settlement into anti-vaping efforts, including school education, vape detectors, and community outreach.

The mother of an 11-year-old boy accused of shooting two teens in Apopka, FL, is set to make a plea regarding her culpable negligence charge for not securing a firearm.

Orlando is facing high heat indexes and a wave of thunderstorms, with potential for heat-related illnesses and minor flooding. Residents are advised to stay cool and prepare for inclement weather and localized heavy rainfall.