A crash on I-95 in Brevard County, Florida, resulted in one adult female’s death and three hospitalized children. The accident involved an F-350 and an Odyssey. Traffic was disrupted, but lanes have reopened. The cause is under investigation.

A Tennessee man died after being hit by vehicles when exiting a car that had crashed on I-4. Authorities seek information on the second vehicle involved.

The article details Orlando's weather forecast by the National Weather Service, including high heat indices and daily rains with thunderstorms, and warnings for beachgoers about rip currents and staying hydrated.

A fire destroyed the Good Neighbor Place thrift store in Apopka, with no casualties. A homeless man was arrested for the incident, claiming it was accidental. The community is rallying to support the store's future.

Volusia County Schools implements the AI gun detection system, ZeroEyes, to enhance school security by integrating it with existing camera systems for quick threat identification and response coordination.

Two Sanford officers left the force for mishandling a knifepoint attack at a RaceTrac gas station. Their delay in action led to policy reviews, discipline, and retraining within the department.

Seminole County is replacing several LYNX bus routes with a new on-demand rideshare program by FreeBee, launching in October with a focus on cost savings and improved service.

Orlando is expected to have a hot Wednesday, with heat indices around 100-105°F. There's an increasing chance of rain and storms later in the week, with potential for strong winds, hail, and heavy downpours.

The completion of the Kirkman Road extension in Orlando aims to reduce traffic congestion anticipated from the new Universal's Epic Universe theme park, with a $301 million investment from Universal, Orange County, and the state.

OCPS has halted new school construction due to a drop in student enrollment, leading to financial strains and potentially teacher layoffs. They are trying to re-enroll students with help from Caissa Public Strategy to stabilize numbers.

Windermere High School enacted a "hold" due to a potential weapon on campus; no injuries occurred, and normal activities resumed after no weapon was found. A student was located off-campus.

A 15-year-old Lake Nona High student, Antony Garcia Santana, drowned in Lake Whippoorwill. His body was recovered after a search involving dive teams. The local community and school district expressed their grief and support for the affected family.

A man in his 20s was shot dead at an Orange County apartment. The shooting is under investigation, but all involved parties have been accounted for, and there is no public threat.