Thomas Lee Gudinas, 51, was executed at Florida State Prison for the 1994 murder of Michelle McGrath, marking the state's seventh execution of the year.

A man was arrested after stabbing a woman at Orlando's Millenia Mall; an armed bystander intervened, prompting the suspect to flee. The victim is stable; the suspect faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

Two men were arrested for vehicular homicide in a 2023 street-racing crash that killed Lindsey Delgado in Orange County. They are held on bond as the case proceeds.

ICE arrested an individual in Orlando for suspected gang ties and immigration violations, believed to be affiliated with MS-13. The arrest involved a collaboration with the FBI and Florida Highway Patrol.

Orlando is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures in the 90s and heat indices near 105 degrees, with advisories for heat-related illness risks, especially for those outdoors.

A vehicle crash near Orlando International Airport led to significant traffic disruption, with road closures and delays affecting access to the terminals.

Orlando's weather forecast includes warm, humid days with possible showers and storms, particularly near the I-4 corridor, a moderate risk of rip currents, and higher temperatures through the week.

A man was shot during an altercation in the line at Orlando Union Rescue Mission; another man was arrested and faces charges including attempted murder.

A mobile home fire in Seminole County injured four people, with two critically burned. The fire required a multi-department response and led to an ongoing investigation.

Osceola County deputies responded to a report of a possible drowning at Westgate Resort with one individual taken to the hospital, while details remain uncertain.

Seminole County is considering raising property taxes for the first time in nearly 30 years to sustain services, alongside other revenue boosts like local gas and utility taxes.

Two Titusville officers were cleared in the fatal shooting of Tri'Marea Charles after a review by the State Attorney and FDLE found their actions "lawful and justified."

A water plant malfunction in Seminole County led to a precautionary boil water notice due to a drop in pressure, with residents advised to boil water until further notice.