A suspect has been arrested following a shooting near Lynx Central Station in Orlando, with no ongoing public threat. The victim is in stable condition.

Orlando Police investigate a fatal shooting of a woman in a home, possibly related to a domestic incident with the victim identified as the roommate of the reporter.

An audit has found that the Orange County Sheriff's Office did not meet state mandates for 911 call response times, with actual response rates lower than reported figures.

AdventHealth Orlando is investing $1 billion in campus enhancements, including a new patient tower for advanced medical services, aiming to make Orlando a hub for surgical innovation and medical education.

Orlando faces near-record heat with temperatures and heat indices soaring, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service. Minimal relief is expected from a weak front, with continued hot conditions and slight chances of rain and thunderstorms.

A 76-year-old man in Orlando died in a hit-and-run when hit by a minivan on Holden Avenue; the driver fled, and authorities seek public help to find them.

An argument over a girl in Osceola County led to a fatal shooting, with one dead and another injured. Suspect Orvill Osorio-Ortiz faces first-degree murder and attempted murder charges.

Orlando Fire Department conducted a search and rescue in Lake Nona for a possible drowning, with a focus on Lake Whippoorwill. Efforts included dive teams and drones, with activities continuing past 6 a.m. Thursday.

Orange County authorities offer a $5,000 reward for information on the suspect in the assault of a 90-year-old at HarborChase senior living community.

Orlando is forecasted to experience a significant warming trend with near-record high temperatures, dry conditions, and a moderate to major heat risk.

Orange County expands commission districts and informs the public about redistricting legal rules, emphasizing equitable representation and compliance with the Voting Rights Act.

Groundbreaking for the Wings of the Rainbow tribute to honor Pulse tragedy has been postponed from June to October to avoid schedule conflict and align with LGBTQ+ History Month.

Osceola County officials lifted a burn ban due to improved conditions measured by the Keetch-Byram Drought Index. Residents are advised to remain cautious with fires.