The U.S. Secret Service collaborates with local law enforcement to tackle card skimming fraud in Central Florida, conducting store sweeps and providing prevention tips to consumers.

Orlando is forecasted to experience scattered showers and possible lightning storms due to a cold front, with advisories for boaters and aviation due to strong winds. Conditions will clear and temperatures will drop midweek post-front.

An 18-year-old Georgia woman died and five were injured in a DUI-related three-vehicle crash in Osceola County, Florida. Eddy Edmond, the driver responsible, has been charged with DUI manslaughter.

Orlando bids to host the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup, highlighting Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium in the official bid book, with plans for a $400 million stadium renovation.

A grenade was found in an Orlando neighborhood; it was confirmed inert by fire officials and handed over to the Space Force EOD team for investigation.

The Sanford North Water Reclamation Facility has installed new odor control equipment, providing relief to residents from persistent bad smells from the site.

Four Marion County firefighters were arrested after a coworker was allegedly assaulted and waterboarded at Station 21, resulting in serious charges and their termination.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot in Pine Hills, Orange County. Deputies responded around 8 p.m. but the victim died at the hospital. The shooter is unidentified and the investigation is ongoing.

Orlando weather forecast indicates foggy conditions, warmer weather, followed by a cold front on Thanksgiving with potential Small Craft Advisories for boaters.

Orlando anticipates variable weather with patchy dense fog, isolated showers, and a strong cold front on Thanksgiving Day, potentially bringing cooler temperatures.

Crews have started constructing a 64-foot Christmas tree with 2,000 decorations and 200 pounds of lights at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando, with a tree lighting ceremony scheduled for December 5.

SeaWorld Orlando announces SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep, an innovative indoor dark ride opening in 2026, featuring submersible-style vehicles for an underwater adventure.

Two California men were arrested in Orange County with 46 pounds of marijuana after a traffic violation and showing signs of nervousness, triggering a K-9 alert.