A collision on State Road 429 in Apopka led to a temporary shutdown of northbound lanes and traffic delays, with at least two people transported to hospitals.

Bodycam footage from the Orlando Police shows an officer pushing a protester to the ground, leading to eight arrests and a use-of-force investigation.

The Edgewater city council fired the city manager amidst flooding concerns and is proposing a building moratorium due to resident complaints about poor drainage and excessive development.

A 15-year-old was arrested for making a violent threat during a high school's livestreamed pep rally, facing charges including making threats and disrupting a school function.

Scattered showers, storms, and minor coastal flooding are forecast for Orlando, with a tropical development possible next week. VFR conditions are expected for aviation, but rip currents pose risks at beaches.

SeaWorld Orlando announces a new Arctic-themed flying theater attraction, set to open in Spring 2025, offering guests an immersive experience with simulated flights over Arctic landscapes and encounters with wildlife.

Osceola County breaks ground on a new, strategically located Fire Station 71 to enhance response capabilities.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport receives a $10 million FAA grant for taxiway improvements and is also designing a new air traffic control tower with additional funds.

Sanford Police are seeking public help after a hit-and-run involving a stolen car on Fox Quarry Lane. The suspect fled on foot, and authorities have released a video for clues.

An Orlando man was sentenced to over 10 years for charges related to child sex abuse material after an FBI investigation linked material to his IP address.

A woman, Mindy Eppinger, died in a single-vehicle crash in Osceola County. Her SUV overturned on Canoe Creek Road, and she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Orlando held a ceremony to honor POWs/MIAs, with Mayor Dyer emphasizing the commitment to bring service members home. Keith Maupin spoke about his son Matt, a soldier found deceased in Iraq after being captured in 2004.

Reginald Dugger Jr., a repeat felon, receives a 6.5-year federal sentence for illegal firearm possession. Items, including guns and drugs, were seized from his home. This case is part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.