Eatonville secures a historic land deal with Dr. Phillips Charities for the Hungerford property, aimed at community development while honoring its African American heritage.

Fruitland Park police seek tips on a road shooting that left a driver wounded; assailant's vehicle remains unidentified.

Orlando city council will deliberate on a proposal to increase red light cameras from 25 to 35 intersections for improved traffic safety, as part of the Vision Zero Traffic Safety Plan. Public opinion on the plan is mixed.

Jocquise Lavarsea Jarrells was arrested for first-degree homicide in the death of Christopher Lamar Houston, despite claiming self-defense in the Sanford shooting.

Darrell Bogle was arrested for the 2019 murder of Michael Kotait; additional suspects are sought, and a $10,000 reward is offered for more information. Bogle, found in possession of drugs and a stolen gun, was detained without bond.

A driver shot at passengers after a verbal altercation in Orange County, injuring one man. The 29-year-old shooter was detained, and there is no threat to the public.

National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of high rip current risk and issues a mixed forecast with below-normal temperatures, low-to-increasing rain chances, and poor boating conditions.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne forecasts rain, wind, and rip currents for Volusia and Brevard Counties, advising against beach and boating activities.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL predicts scattered showers in Orlando, rough boating conditions, and strong winds, with calmer weather expected early next week.

A man in Daytona Beach Shores is charged with using a gun to force a minor into sexual acts and may have more victims; police found firearms and videos at his home.

A man was shot in his car in Orlando; police are searching for two suspects. The victim was treated and released from the hospital. No suspect descriptions have been provided yet.

Orlando faces heavy rain and minor flooding, with forecasts showing an 80% chance of continued showers and thunderstorms. Beachgoers are warned against strong rip currents.

Orlando anticipates severe weather with threats of heavy rain, minor flooding, high heat index, and increased lightning. The National Weather Service Melbourne warns of flight operation changes and advises mariners to be cautious.