The Seminole Towne Center in Sanford is set for redevelopment under new ownership by Gilbane Development, aiming to revitalize the declining property and transform it into a multifaceted destination.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and storms for Orlando, with increased showers along the coast and a high risk of rip currents. Temperatures may hit the low 90s with heat indices of 100-105 degrees.

Two people were found dead in a home near Lake Nona, Orlando. The police are investigating but are not looking for additional suspects, indicating the event is isolated.

Kappy's Subs in Maitland is set to reopen after a new lease was negotiated following community support to save the 57-year-old establishment from closing due to lease issues.

The mental fitness of Jerry Dorisme, charged with murdering a 13-year-old, is under evaluation, delaying his trial.

A fatal early morning car crash on Dr. Phillips Boulevard near Palm Lake Elementary has been confirmed, involving a BMW and resulting in road closures.

Universal Orlando is revamping the CityWalk store with Super Nintendo World and Harry Potter themes, including a Butterbeer counter, ahead of the 2025 opening of Epic Universe.

Laurie Shaver was found guilty of second-degree murder for the killing of her husband, Michael Shaver, with her defense planning to appeal the verdict.

Duke Energy is starting a tree trimming project in Oviedo to maintain power line safety, affecting areas east and north of Alafaya Trail. Residents are advised to drive carefully.

An overturned truck caused a shutdown of I-4 westbound lanes in Orlando, with traffic impacted near mile marker 82. Four individuals were assessed for injuries, with non-life-threatening outcomes reported.

Longwood resident Diane Goglass faces a $250 daily fine for clogging a drainpipe with concrete, causing flooding in her neighborhood. She must unclog the pipe by October 1st to avoid the fines.

A 15-year-old boy from Sanford, FL, was arrested for a school shooting threat made on social media, prompting local police and community leaders to call for vigilance and collaboration in school safety.

A 16-year-old faces charges after bringing an unloaded gun to Lake Brantley High School, leading to a lockdown and his detention until a September 30 arraignment.