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.

Regina Hill, facing criminal charges, has qualified to run for re-election for her suspended Orlando City Commissioner seat while proclaiming her innocence despite legal uncertainties.

UF Health Leesburg Hospital is closing its Labor and Delivery unit due to fewer births and staffing challenges.

Ex-deputy Anthony Shea, charged with killing his estranged wife Ellie, seeks bail citing local ties and court appearance record. Shea allegedly delayed a 911 call, misleading deputies, after claims of Ellie's suicide which later pointed to homicide.

Paul Renner, ex-Florida House Speaker, announced his gubernatorial run, highlighting his alignment with Ron DeSantis and readiness to face opponents, including Byron Donalds.

Thallas Inman Jr. was convicted of first-degree murder in a Sanford ambush that killed 18-year-old Isaiah Diaz.

An early morning crash on SR 408 near Bumby Avenue in Orlando caused traffic delays, with one person hospitalized and two others declining treatment. Causes remain unclear.

Orlando faces increased showers, thunderstorms, and high rip current risks, with aviation and marine activities cautioned by the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL predicts persistent rain and thunderstorms for Orlando, with a low risk of excessive rainfall, moderate rip current risk, and forecast temps in the high 80s to low 90s.

A man from Winter Springs was arrested for alleged petition fraud related to a failed Florida marijuana proposal, facing charges for using personal data without consent.