A truck overturned on the I-4 East Ramp in Orange County, causing closures and traffic buildup. No hospital transport was required despite some injuries.

Two people were killed and one injured in a shootout at the Rapallo apartment complex in Osceola County, described by Sheriff Lopez as resembling the O.K. Corral. The incident is believed to be drug-related.

Albert Ayala pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a felon after his girlfriend's fatal ejection from his car, facing up to 15 years in prison.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Orlando, warning of heat index values up to 110 degrees, and has reported a High Rip Current Risk on some beaches.

A Florida judge ruled Sarah Boone, accused of a 2020 murder involving a suitcase, to represent herself after her eighth lawyer withdrew due to conflict.

Duncan McGuire rejects an offer from Orlando City, with interests potentially focused on European clubs. The club remains hopeful for continued negotiations.

Orlando's gas prices rise to $3.37/gallon ahead of July 4th, reflecting a statewide uptrend in Florida, with concerns over Hurricane Beryl possibly impacting future costs.

Altamonte Springs is preparing for its 27th Red, Hot, & Boom fireworks event on July 3rd at Cranes Roost Park, expecting up to 250,000 visitors, with strong safety measures in place amid intense heat.

Florida's "Safe Exchange of Minor Children" law mandates court-approved parenting plans and establishes sheriff's office areas as secure zones for child custody exchanges.

A lightning strike in Oviedo led to a minor attic fire over the weekend, but no injuries were reported, and the fire was quickly extinguished by the Seminole County Fire Department.

A man was stabbed at Shadow Bay Park, Orange County, during a Saturday evening. He is in stable condition; the suspect remains unidentified and at large.

A pedestrian was killed on West Oak Ridge Road, Orange County, after being hit by a sedan early Saturday morning; he was not in a crosswalk. The driver remained at the scene, and FHP is investigating.

Hurricane Ian damaged the roof of United Against Poverty in Orlando, impacting services and making future storms a serious threat, despite a partial repair and a $20,000 contribution from AdventHealth.