Mable Butler, the first African American woman on Orlando City Council, died at 98. She championed affordable housing and helped bring the Florida Classic to Orlando.

Three teenagers in Seminole County have been charged for making a false boating incident report on Lake Brantley, prompting a substantial yet unnecessary search response.

A mailbox exploded in an Orange County community, possibly caused by fireworks. Surveillance caught a car fleeing; no suspects have been identified. Residents are shaken, and federal services are involved.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of a heat index up to 105 degrees and high storm chances in Orlando, with a moderate risk of rip currents.

H Mart's grand opening in Orlando is set for September 25th, offering a mix of Korean and Asian foods and a 183,000-square-foot space filled with diverse products and a food hall.

A man was arrested for a 2023 Christmas Eve shooting in Orange County that resulted in two deaths and three injuries. He faces murder and other charges.

Governor DeSantis praised Florida's SAFE program for its success in the fight against fentanyl, with 2,100 arrests and significant drug seizures, including 485 pounds of fentanyl.

A man was shot in the neck by a coworker in Pierson, Volusia County, sparking an ongoing investigation. The victim is expected to recover; the suspect is still at large.

Adonis Leyva was arrested for killing a young swan at Orlando's Lake Eola, facing theft and animal cruelty charges. The swan's death saddened the community, with officials citing potential mental illness as a factor.

Orange County Public Schools face a $25 million budget shortfall due to an enrollment drop of nearly 7,000 students, almost double the projected amount.

Groveland Council candidate James O’Neil faces criminal charges and a civil lawsuit after a violent confrontation with neighbor Michael Trentadue, allegedly stemming from road rage.

Orlando is closing 14 intersections for crosswalk repainting to comply with FDOT regulations, with work causing traffic disruptions during certain hours over several days.

Visit Orlando CEO Casandra Matej defended the organization's financial practices, despite an Orange County audit that suggested misclassification of $20 million in tourism funds. Matej insists the funds are properly accounted for.