Orlando is experiencing varied weather, including a cooldown, gradual temperature increase, and another cold front, with hazardous conditions for mariners.

Defense attorneys for Stephan Sterns, charged with murdering Madeline Soto, aim to dismiss evidence from his phone and online account, challenging how it was collected by police.

The 154th Silver Spurs Rodeo offers traditional events and community engagement, with free admission for local students and activities reflecting Osceola County's heritage.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM EST for parts of Florida, including Northern Brevard. High temperatures pose a low risk of heat-related illnesses. Boaters face choppy conditions, and air travel may encounter fog-related delays.

Orlando police are enforcing a new state law by arresting homeless individuals for camping on public property, leading to a significant increase in arrests and raising concerns about the city's approach to homelessness.

UCF's Phi Gamma Delta fraternity faces allegations of using antisemitic symbols during a 2023 hazing incident, prompting an investigation and suspension by the university.

Bodycam footage captures a standoff at a Clermont apartment, ending in a murder-suicide involving Christian Filson and his girlfriend Sarah Dale. No officers were injured.

"Paws in the Park" event at Lake Eola offers activities for pet lovers, including costume contests and dock diving, while promoting pet adoption and welfare.

A man, Rodney Clemons, threatened a 7-Eleven employee in Orlando with a knife over the cost of items and now faces charges including aggravated assault and cocaine possession.

Sara Elizabeth Jameson was arrested for fatally shooting her boyfriend, Brandon Michael Sullivan, in Sanford, as doorbell camera footage became key evidence.

Orange County Jail's "New Start" program uses yoga, arts, and role-playing to support inmates with mental health issues, improving therapy and rehabilitation.

LaVell D. Monger received the Lieutenant Lloyd Burton Jr. Service Award in Osceola County during Black History Month, recognized for his community and business leadership.

Orlando has launched its 150th-anniversary celebrations, featuring a commemorative banner, the "Orlando Collected" exhibit, and other cultural events, culminating on July 31 with free cultural attractions.