A 70-year-old man, Kenneth Kafader, was indicted for sexual assault of a child under 12 in Orange County following a grand jury review of the evidence.

A mother in Osceola County is charged with aggravated assault and battery following her daughter's death after stopping the child’s medication and a violent altercation with her roommate.

A Eustis man is accused of attempting to run over children at a bus stop and attacking a girl, with residents intervening to stop the assault. He faces multiple charges.

Miguel Aguasvivas-Lizardo faces federal charges for conspiracy to engage in money laundering following his wife's death in a carjacking related to alleged drug trafficking money.

A mother is detained after her 14-year-old daughter was found unresponsive at home; she faces assault charges and a homicide investigation is ongoing.

Two Florida men were sentenced for operating a multimillion-dollar tax refund scheme involving falsified tax returns claiming fraudulent income tax withholdings.

Michelle Parker vanished in 2011 after dropping her twins at her ex-fiancé's place. Despite ongoing efforts and recent searches, no charges have been filed. Her family seeks closure.

Vickie Lynn Williams has been declared competent for trial in the Mount Dora double homicide of Darryl and Sharon Getman after a previous incompetency ruling.

Gaylord Palms Resort introduces an ICE! exhibit based on "Elf," with 2 million pounds of ice, open from November 15 to January 4, featuring international ice artisans and vivid colors in Kissimmee.

Orlando's Dear Prudence boutique will close its physical shop in 2025 but will remain active online and at pop-up markets.

The Orlando Coffee Festival at Festival Park will offer coffee tastings, workshops, and local vendors for enthusiasts, with free entry and ticket options for sampling and VIP perks.

Winter Garden officials consider terminating their recycling program due to high costs and contamination rates, with a potential ordinance discussed at a city commission meeting.

Kissimmee Police Department investigates 15 officers for misconduct spanning from 2015-2023 as the State Attorney's Office reviews past internal cases.