The Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando expands its estate with the addition of two new properties for future development and immediate use for parking and office space.

Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings signed an ICE agreement under state pressure for county officers to transport detainees, as reported by CF Public and WESH. Governor DeSantis warned of consequences for non-compliance with state law.

Osceola County deputies are probing a shooting at a McDonald's with no injuries reported. Evidence is being collected and public assistance requested.

The Lady Lake Police Department issued 150 citations during a campaign targeting speeding and aggressive driving as part of Operation Southern Slow Down. No DUI arrests were made.

Orange County is conducting a forensic examination of Visit Orlando following an audit that revealed mismanagement of funds, including spending on non-tourism-related items.

Shooting reported near the University of Florida, suspect barricaded off-campus. Shelter-in-place issued; no victims reported. Traffic rerouted, details limited.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office seeks a man linked to an attempted rape on the Little Econ Greenway Trail and advises trail users to be cautious and report any information.

A 65-year-old Apopka man died in Lake County after his car hit a median pillar on State Road 429; he was not wearing a seatbelt. The crash is under investigation.

Human remains found in the Ocala National Forest have been identified as Michael Connell, a missing man from Lake County. His bike was found at the location prior to the discovery. The investigation into his death is ongoing.

Bodycam footage of ex-Longwood officer Virgel Quintal was released, showing his controversial actions during a teen's Baker Act arrest, leading to his resignation.

Three teens were arrested after a police chase from Sanford to Volusia County, with law enforcement using stop sticks to halt their vehicle. A gun and marijuana were found in the car.

A Florida man faces felony charges for attacking an alligator with a golf club and later mutilating its carcass. He was arrested after a local reported the gator's condition.

Orlando anticipates extreme heat, with temperatures in the 90s and heat indices of 102-106 degrees. The National Weather Service warns of dangerous conditions and possible Heat Advisories. Residents are urged to stay cool and hydrated.