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.

Orlando's weather forecast includes a warm, dry week with foggy mornings, per the National Weather Service. Visibility issues for commuters are expected to clear post-sunrise.

Deputies in Orange County are investigating the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Ka’Vrone Westmoreland, amid a search for the shooter and a $5,000 reward for information.

A woman from Georgia was fatally struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk on Orange Blossom Trail in Osceola County after she fell while crossing against a signal.

Orlando faces heavy rain with a 60% chance of storms and gusty winds today, and an 80% chance of heavier showers on Monday. Clearer weather with sunny days will follow later in the week.

The Eustis community mourns Monica Islam, a murdered local store cashier, and rallies for justice at a vigil. Her death, from a gunshot, is ruled a homicide.

Sanford pastor Yersson Solarte Basto was arrested for sexual battery and the molestation of two girls at his church. Authorities are investigating for additional victims.

Volusia County approved a $133.5 million hurricane recovery plan, with $20 million for high-risk home buyouts and $80 million for infrastructure improvements.