Three Winter Garden police officers were hospitalized due to a house fire while rescuing an individual; they are expected to recover. Details on the fire's cause are pending.

The City of Oviedo alerts of overnight roadwork on State Road 434, causing the northbound lane closure at Mitchell Hammock Road from 9 PM to 5 AM on March 23-24.

Orlando will experience a dry weekend with clear skies and moderate temperatures, but watch for patchy morning fog and wildfire smoke. Beachgoers are warned of rip currents. A warm start to the week may end with rain as a cold front approaches.

Clermont Police are searching for missing 17-year-old D'Anthony Smith, who disappeared from his aunt's house on March 14. He has brown eyes, brown/red hair, is 5'9", and weighs 130 pounds. He was active on social media after his disappearance.

A diver died and two were rescued in Florida's Twin Caves; despite zero visibility, instructor Mehdi Zinetti located the deceased by touch. Details on the survivors are undisclosed.

Edward James was executed for the 1993 murders of a girl and her grandmother. The Florida Supreme Court denied a stay despite his cognitive decline claims. Opinions on the death penalty were divided among those outside the prison.

An 18-year-old was killed in a shooting in Orange County. Deputies responded to the scene, but details and suspects are unknown as the investigation continues.

Florida lawmakers advanced a bill modifying the mandatory later high school start times, allowing districts to report logistics and financial challenges in implementing this by 2026.

A Florida man was arrested for allegedly threatening harm against President Trump on social media. Authorities charged Kendal Aaron Todd after intercepting disturbing messages and a video. Todd's bond was set at $500,000.

Florida parents sentenced for the starvation death of their 11-month-old daughter; the couple received 13-year prison terms for aggravated manslaughter.

Orlando will enjoy a sunny week with moderate temperatures and breezy conditions, ideal for outdoor activities, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

The US Department of Education is investigating the University of South Florida and over 50 other institutions for racial biases in education programs that may exclude white and Asian American students.

Orlando is expected to experience a warming trend with highs near 90°F by Sunday. However, a cold front may bring showers and storms with a 30-50% chance of rain from Sunday afternoon through Monday.