Orlando's weather forecast indicates increased rain, potential thunderstorms, and a cold front passing tonight. A warming trend precedes below-normal temperatures expected later in the week. Boating conditions will worsen with an advisory in effect.

Kissimmee reduces speed limit to 25 MPH on downtown streets starting March 31 for improved safety and traffic flow. Changes affect Emmett, Broadway, and Main.

The NWS Melbourne FL predicts a midweek warming trend in Orlando before a cold front arrives Wednesday night, leading to below-normal temperatures into the weekend.

Firefighters in Seminole County contained a fire at a Winter Park business with no injuries; cause under investigation.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for several Florida counties with gusts up to 40 mph, near record temperatures, and a small craft advisory for mariners.

A mother in Osceola County was sentenced to life for murder and attempted murder, including making her children drink bleach, resulting in her daughter's death.

Jeremiah Cundiff, 19, sentenced to 18 months for possessing a machine gun with a "switch" device in Florida as part of a federal crime reduction initiative.

The Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery in Groveland, neglected for decades, was reopened after restoration, with community celebration and descendant recognition.

Orlando will experience a warming trend with sunny skies and potential fog in the mornings, with temperatures reaching mid-80s and possible record highs.

Stephan Sterns, accused of killing Madeline Soto, has filed a motion to exclude the death penalty, despite evidence suggesting sexual abuse and murder.

Orlando Police are seeking the public's help to find a suspect who fired a gun at children at the Nassau Bay Apartment complex, offering a $1,000 reward for information.

Six Keke's Breakfast Cafe locations in Central Florida are impacted by recent changes: four temporarily closed due to a franchisee transition and two in Orlando permanently closed after cutting ties with a former franchisee.

Hundreds of dead fish wash ashore on Lake Apopka, shocking residents and sparking concerns over the lake's ecosystem. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission is investigating, suspecting a recent algae bloom might be the cause.