Orlando is set for a mostly dry end to the workweek; however, increased winds and potential beach erosion are forecasted as a cold front passes. Boating conditions may worsen with upcoming advisories.

Orlando faces a mix of weather, with warm temps, a life-threatening rip current risk, and a cool front set to bring seasonable conditions later in the week.

A man in Volusia County was killed in a series of hit-and-run incidents while crossing a road; multiple vehicles struck him after an initial collision with a vehicle's side mirror.

I-4 east reopened after a shutdown for a hit-and-run probe that killed 3. The suspect's vehicle was found; driver remains at large. The Salinas couple and a Deltona motorcyclist were victims.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of life-threatening rip currents in Orlando, advising against ocean entry and cautioning boaters about hazardous conditions. A cold front may increase rain chances.

SeaWorld faces a lawsuit for alleged "bait and switch" ticket pricing tactics in Virginia, violating state consumer protection law with added service fees.

Orlando faces mixed weather with a high risk of rip currents and hazardous boating conditions, with dry land conditions and moderate temperatures expected throughout the week.

A Sanford shooting injured multiple people; police say it was isolated with known parties involved. Investigation ongoing; Crimeline offers rewards for tips.

A trivial encounter at an Orange County high school led to a deadly shooting, with a 15-year-old charged with killing a 16-year-old classmate after a planned fight.

Jacoby Vontrell Tillman was arrested for an attempted rape on the Little Econ Greenway trail in Orange County.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of hazardous beach conditions, advises against ocean activities, and issues a Small Craft Advisory due to coastal flooding, rough surf, and strong winds.

Dr. Phillips Center unveils a bronze relief honoring James H. Pugh, Jr., a key figure in the center's development.

Suspended Sheriff Marcos Lopez's defense is seeking to move his trial for racketeering and illegal gambling from Lake to Osceola County for a fairer proceeding.