The article details the aftermath of a standoff where Orange County deputies fatally shot Deshaun Dunmyer after he held his baby hostage and injured the child's mother.

Baltimore police are searching for Omar Passmore, 28, the suspect in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Breaunna Cormley, considered armed and dangerous.

Saharan dust is set to lightly haze Orlando's skies, offering a break from humidity but slightly affecting visibility and aircraft operations.

Winter Park's plant store The Heavy has closed after six years, with plans to transition to a new venture, Garden Tiger, which combines home goods with plant sales and social events.

An Orange County man was killed by SWAT after shooting and stabbing a woman and taking a child hostage. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.

Orange County begins repaving South Dean Road on July 22, causing intermittent lane closures, but ensuring traffic flow. The project uses eco-friendly methods and aims to finish by August end.

Orlando updates its downtown parklet program from temporary pandemic response to a permanent, structured installation with specific categories and safety requirements.

Orlando celebrates National Ice Cream Day with deals and free offerings at various establishments, and Topgolf's ice cream truck tour will offer free ice cream in August.

Orange County mourns the loss of Pat Williams, the influential founder of the Orlando Magic, remembered by Mayor Demings for his vision and contribution to sports and community development.

Apopka Fire Chief Sean Wylam announced his retirement effective October 31, 2024, after 22 years with the department amidst challenges and a no-confidence vote.

A Sanford single mom of three received a refurbished Toyota after a crash, thanks to the Recycled Rides program by the National Auto Body Council, Geico, and United Way.

A suspect is being sought by Lake County Sheriff’s Office after an armed robbery at a Clermont Walgreens, with no injuries reported but prescription pills stolen.

The Clermont Police Department is hosting an 11-week Citizens Academy for residents over 18, starting in August, offering an in-depth look at police work.