Orlando City and Pride, with The Ruckus, are conducting a food drive until November 26 to support the Second Harvest Food Bank and combat food insecurity.

Orlando City Council approves a contract with Verra Mobility to install speed cameras in school zones to enhance student safety and issue citations to speeders.

Two Orlando men were caught speeding over 100 mph at Walt Disney World, violating Florida's "Super Speeder" law. They pled not guilty despite facing potential jail time and fines.

Merritt Island's Christmas boat parade for 2025 is canceled due to legal and safety issues following last year's crash and the conviction of a boat driver.

Parents in Orange County were arrested after their 4-year-old twins were critically wounded by a gunshot at home; the mother faced child neglect charges and the father, a convicted felon, was charged for possessing a firearm.

A man was arrested after a DeLand house party shooting that left another man injured, with officials noting alcohol played a significant role in the incident.

A Cold Weather Advisory in Orlando forecasts below-normal temperatures and wind chills below 30 degrees, causing hazardous beach and boating conditions. Residents should protect against the cold, and boaters face a Small Craft Advisory.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia identified $1.5 billion in alleged wasteful spending by Florida municipalities, with Orlando noted for low excess spending. Critics question the audit's methodology and caution against oversimplification of budget issues.

Orlando will experience showers and potential severe weather with a temperature drop next week, according to the National Weather Service Melbourne FL.

Armando's in College Park closed but will soon reopen as Vesuvio, a more affordable Italian restaurant by the same owner, with the original staff and a refreshed interior.

Robin Severance Lopez, estranged wife of suspended Sheriff Marcos Lopez, stays jailed after rejecting a plea deal, facing charges linked to illicit gambling. Her trial is rescheduled for December 8.

PepsiCo is closing its Frito-Lay plant in Orlando, which has been operational since 1965, due to business needs, affecting an undisclosed number of employees who will receive transition support.

Cooler temperatures and clear skies are expected in Orlando for Halloween, with dry weather until Sunday night. Rip current risks and hazardous boating conditions are noted, with temperatures gradually warming over the weekend.