Orange County Public Schools sold Eatonville's Hungerford property to Dr. Phillips Charities despite some residents' concerns about development transparency and pace. Mayor Gardner ensures community involvement in the next steps.

Tropical Storm Imelda nears Florida's coast, prompting National Weather Service advisories for dangerous beach conditions, high winds, and potential rain later in the week.

A masked 16-year-old led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen car and crashed into a building in Orange County, resulting in arrest and multiple charges.

A motorcyclist died after a crash on the Florida Turnpike in Orlando. He wasn't wearing a helmet and was ejected from his bike. Traffic was affected during the investigation.

A man died in a four-vehicle crash in Brevard County, Florida, with three others injured. The incident occurred on Beach Road and is under investigation.

Orlando experiences normal weather with light showers and lightning, but an increase in storms is expected towards the weekend due to a tropical wave, AL94, with an 80% chance of significant development.

Orlando faces a high risk of rip currents and near-normal temperatures with possible showers early in the week. Conditions are expected to become more hazardous along the coast.

Orlando Police are investigating a morning shooting in Baldwin Park, with details and injuries currently unknown.

An 8-year-old boy was injured after falling from a pontoon boat on Lake Harris; he was airlifted to a hospital. The FWC is investigating the solo-boat incident.

Thieves conducted a sophisticated heist at Orlando's Adams Jewelry, methodically breaking into a safe and stealing merchandise and customer-owned jewelry.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by Orlando bars against the city's late-night alcohol sales policy, deeming their complaint an "impermissible shotgun pleading."

Seminole County commissioners voted to raise property taxes for the first time in 16 years despite public opposition, increasing the millage rate to boost revenue by $39 million.

Florida introduces a tax-free holiday for outdoor gear, including guns and ammo, running until year's end, expected to save consumers on purchases and impact state tax revenue.