The Osceola County Sheriff warns the community about Cedric Bernard Griffin, a registered sexual predator living in Kissimmee, prompting public safety measures.

Orange County steps up mosquito control efforts following two confirmed Dengue Fever cases, focusing on targeted control measures and community prevention tips.

Osceola County debates introducing a school chaplain program under new state guidelines, facing challenges from groups like The Satanic Temple over narrow religious definitions.

The family of Ramon Thomas, who died in an apartment fire, is suing the complex over alleged nonfunctional smoke alarms.

The Museum of Illusions in Orlando offers free entry to teachers until August 29, with a valid school ID. The venue blends education with entertainment.

Orange County has launched a recycling initiative to repurpose campaign signs after elections, collaborating with local authorities and the League of Women Voters to prevent them from ending up in landfills.

Disney waives arbitration in a lawsuit involving a woman's death caused by an allergic reaction at Disney Springs, allowing the case to proceed in court.

Orange County Public Schools reactivates its absentee notification policy to immediately alert parents of unexplained absences after a tragedy involving a student.

A 19-year-old was shot in Taft and transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The Orange County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

JaQuan Turner, 19, was arrested in Mount Dora by U.S. Marshals on charges including attempted manslaughter and shooting into an occupied vehicle. His bond is set at $80,000.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of a high risk of rip currents at Orlando area beaches and forecasts a heat wave with temps reaching 100-106 degrees. Rain chances and sea conditions are also discussed.

Orange County Sheriff's deputies heroically rescued a woman from a submerged vehicle in a lake, as documented on social media. They broke the car windows and saved her, demonstrating courage and dedication.

The Lake Mary Little League team from Central Florida won their first game of the 2024 Little League World Series against Sioux Falls with a 2-1 victory.