Portillo's has introduced a new Italian beef sandwich named "The Leo" in honor of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV, available in May during Italian Beef Month.

Orlando physician Dr. Nhan Pham pled guilty to illegally injecting patients with silicone oil for cosmetic enhancement, an unapproved FDA method, facing up to three years in prison.

Ocoee man, James Fednor Meristin, pleads guilty to operating a fraudulent tax preparation scheme, faces up to five years in prison, and agrees to pay over $2.3 million in restitution.

Monica Islam's death in Lake County has been ruled a homicide with a gunshot wound as the cause. Her daughter fears for her safety; details about the case and suspects are scarce.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket set to launch 28 Starlink satellites from Florida tonight, with a potential "space jellyfish" visual due to sunset timing. Launch visibility is anticipated along the coast, weather permitting.

A 69-year-old man from Eustis was killed after being hit by a pickup truck while bicycling on County Road 473 in Lake County. The incident is under investigation.

Orlando police arrested a second suspect in the March homicide of Luis G. Vicente-Martinez; the alleged shooter was previously captured in Puerto Rico.

Florida AG Uthmeier's office arrests Joseph Chacon, concluding a Medicaid fraud case involving over $5 million stolen by billing for non-existent trips.

Xavier Williams' funeral in Connecticut was a time of mourning and remembrance, attended by those wearing blue in his honor. His mother and her boyfriend face serious charges in his death.

New congestion relief lanes opened on I-4 at Champions Gate, expanding the road from three to four lanes in each direction.

A fatal boat collision near Clearwater Memorial Bridge led to one death and multiple injuries, with a recreational boat hitting a ferry and fleeing the scene. Authorities have located the boat involved.

Julie Sulpizio, charged in a Lake County deputy's death, has been found competent for trial after initially being deemed incompetent due to mental health issues.

A former Disney World employee was sentenced to three years in prison for hacking the company's system and altering menu allergen information, posing health risks.