A $10,000 reward is offered for information on the theft of 53 cattle from Overstreet Ranching Ltd. in Osceola County.

Orlando is set to host 2025 FIFA Club World Cup games at Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium, with 32 top clubs competing from June 15 to July 13.

A woman caused an evacuation at an Orlando fire station by bringing in a suspected live grenade, which later turned out to be nonfunctional. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of Florida, cautioning against high temperatures and storms, with some relief expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts high temperatures, thunderstorms, and rip currents in Orlando, with little change into the workweek except for a possible decrease in showers.

A driver was shot in the leg during a road rage incident on Florida's Turnpike involving gunfire from a Volkswagen to a Tesla. Jorge Luis De Jesus Carrasquillo was arrested and charged.

A blown transformer in Seminole County caused railway crossing arms to malfunction, disrupting traffic along major roads and affecting the evening commute. Authorities are working on repairs and urge caution.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport will start charging landing fees, sparking opposition from local pilots and industry experts who fear negative economic and safety implications.

Waste Pro Service suspends garbage collections scheduled for Thursday, September 26, 2024, with services to resume on Friday and continue to Saturday due to an unspecified issue.

The Casselberry splash pad at Lake Concord Park is closed for two days due to a storm, with plans to reopen Friday.

The Glass Knife bakery is set to open a second location in Winter Park on Park Avenue, across from Central Park Main Stage, in Spring 2025, offering an expanded menu and outdoor seating.

Orlando may annex over 52,000 acres, tripling the city's size. The commissioners favor the proposal, but critics cite rushed tactics and potential environmental and service provision issues.

Central Florida is distributing sandbags as residents prepare for an impending tropical storm. Multiple counties are aiding citizens in protecting their properties ahead of anticipated heavy rains.