Orange County is intensifying efforts to combat Dengue fever with targeted mosquito spraying after local cases were confirmed by the Florida Department of Health.

The City of Oviedo has announced that road and ditch reinforcements on McKinnon Avenue, following Hurricane Ian, will start in late September or early October, with current work on planning and preparation.

Levelle Joseph Harris from Kissimmee is indicted for wire fraud, facing up to 80 years in prison if convicted, after obtaining over $650,000 through mortgage fraud.

The Mongolorian in Orlando closed after just over a year; it will be replaced by a new restaurant, DZÔ! BBQ, offering South East Asian barbecue with plans to open soon.

Oviedo is facing an invasion of aquatic plants in water treatment areas, causing potential ecological harm. The city urges residents to prevent spreading invasive species.

Three vehicles were involved in an auto incident in Oviedo this morning, causing traffic disruption and injuries, with one person transported to the hospital.

Julie Ann Sulpizio has been indicted for her role in the fatal ambush of Lake County deputies, facing charges including first-degree murder and attempted murder.

One person is hospitalized after a car crashed into a Seminole County building, causing significant structural damage. Two vehicles were involved, and the cause is under investigation. No other injuries are reported.

Downtown traffic will be disrupted due to maintenance at Garden Theatre, with road and parking closures around Plant and Tremaine Streets on August 26.

A Cessna 172 made an emergency landing in a canal at Orlando Executive Airport; both occupants were unharmed. The cause of landing difficulty is unclear. Environmental impact is being assessed.

A 74-year-old Kissimmee woman died in a crash after her car hit a tree in Osceola County; FHP is investigating the cause. She wasn't wearing a seatbelt.

The National Weather Service reports varied weather in Orlando with showers and thunderstorms along with hurricane-induced swells causing rough surf and rip currents. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect due to Hurricane Ernesto's influence.

The Toho Water Authority received a $188.3 million EPA loan for infrastructure upgrades to benefit over 450,000 residents in Florida, creating 1,750 jobs.