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.

Orlando faces continued heavy rain and potential flooding, with the National Weather Service warning residents, particularly near St. Johns River, of rising water levels.

The Kissimmee Police are seeking help to identify a suspect from an August 29th robbery at Laurie's Jewelry Repair and offer a reward for information.

Sanford Police are seeking a suspect who stole liquor from Seminole Liquor and fled in a blue sedan; they've employed social media hashtags to encourage public assistance.

Altamonte Springs offers free sandbags at self-service stations to prepare for heavy rain, with two pick-up locations available for residents to collect up to 16 bags.

A 17-year-old boy is in critical condition after a shooting in Orange County, with the incident prompting an active and ongoing investigation by local authorities.

Orlando businesses are struggling due to construction on North Orange Avenue causing parking and access issues, with some closing on slow days to cope. They're seeking city help for extra parking solutions.

Dennis Trost was arrested for a hit-and-run in Orlando that severely injured two teens on mini-motorcycles. Evidence linked him to the scene; he is currently jailed on a $10,000 bond.

The National Weather Service warns of ongoing flooding risks and high heat in Orlando, with heavy rainfall, lightning, and strong winds expected. Boaters and beachgoers are advised to be cautious due to rip currents and seas up to 5 feet.

An Orlando man on an electric scooter died after being hit by a motorcycle; the motorcyclist was critically injured but stable. The crash led to temporary road closures.