The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of a cold, windy day in east central Florida with hazardous beach and boating conditions, and an aviation outlook predicting clear skies but gusty winds.

A deal was made allowing The Villages Health to keep servicing UnitedHealthcare patients until 2026, after a period of uncertainty and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

The US Postal Inspection Service offers up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a mail thief in Orlando, who was seen stealing from a post office on surveillance footage.

Chez Vincent and Hannibal’s Lounge in Winter Park will close on December 21 after 28 years, as the Gagliano family retires from their beloved French restaurant and bar.

Orlando Police are investigating a Washington Shores neighborhood shooting; a body was removed from a house, and authorities are gathering evidence. Details are pending.

A woman was fatally struck by a car while crossing Lee Road in Orange County. She was not using a marked crosswalk. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Gabby Terrelonge's father prepares to address the media as the search for the missing 10-year-old continues, with law enforcement canvassing areas she frequented with her mother, who was arrested but has not provided Gabrielle's location.

The Orange County School Board is concerned that the 'Schools of Hope' charter expansion could strain public school resources by using classrooms without paying for upkeep.

A fire at The Edge at Lake Lotus apartments in Altamonte Springs displaced 20 residents, with 16 apartments affected by smoke and water damage. No injuries occurred, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Central Florida is experiencing warm, dry weather with a Moderate Risk of rip currents on Atlantic beaches, as forecasted by the National Weather Service Melbourne.

Ethan Pritchard, an FSU freshman who was shot in the head, was honored at Doak Campbell Stadium after leaving the hospital, showcasing his remarkable recovery and community support.

A SWAT team faced armed resistance during a raid at an Orlando tattoo shop, resulting in a suspect's death and an officer-involved shooting. No officers were harmed.

An Orlando detective won't face charges after a fatal pursuit; insufficient evidence was cited. The suspect struck the victim before the officer, who may still face departmental discipline.