The 20th annual School Safety Convention in Orlando focuses on preventing school shootings and enhancing school safety with discussions on threat assessment and online security.

Orlando weather will transition from warm and muggy to extremely hot with scattered showers and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service warns of possible urban flooding and advises caution with rising temperatures later in the week.

The City of Oviedo reports that local drinking water has passed monitoring for unregulated contaminants, details available in their annual water quality report.

Graffiti Junktion's original Thornton Park location in Orlando announces its closure after over 15 years, marking an end to a chapter for the local burger joint.

Former Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill is under multiple federal investigations for allegations involving financial misconduct, including abuse of power of attorney and improper use of federal loans for personal gain.

Jade Monique Thomas, 49, was shot and killed in Orange County. Her mother and sister are seeking information on the incident to find justice. The Sheriff's Office is investigating the homicide.

Florida law enforcement launches Operation Best Foot Forward for school pedestrian safety, with patrols at crosswalks, fines for non-compliant drivers, and public education efforts.

In Kissimmee, a man thanks first responders for saving his life during a cardiac incident, celebrating survival and the impactful service of emergency crews.

The Kissimmee Police Department initiates a drive to collect school supplies for children in need, partnering with local Walmarts for donation drop-offs.

Orlando faces increased storm activity with lightning, gusty winds, and potential minor flooding as humidity drives a high heat index; residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

A woman died after a boating accident on the Ocklawaha River when she fell overboard and was hit by the propeller.

Osceola County announces an Opioid Task Force Meeting on July 29, 2024, in Kissimmee, to address the opioid crisis, ensuring ADA and Title VI accommodations for participants.

Two people were shot in an Orange County home; one woman died and a man sustained life-threatening injuries. The Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident as domestic, with no current threat to the public.