Ethan Pritchard, an FSU freshman who was shot in the head, was honored at Doak Campbell Stadium after leaving the hospital, showcasing his remarkable recovery and community support.

A vigil was held for Kaleb Williams, a tattoo artist killed during an Orlando police SWAT operation, leading to community calls for transparency and accountability.

Orlando City and Pride, with The Ruckus, are conducting a food drive until November 26 to support the Second Harvest Food Bank and combat food insecurity.

Osceola County is considering new school start times to comply with a Senate bill. Parents are asked for their input on four options, with changes potentially costing up to $7 million.

Merritt Island's Christmas boat parade for 2025 is canceled due to legal and safety issues following last year's crash and the conviction of a boat driver.

Osceola County will close government operations for Veterans Day, but curbside collection services will run as usual. Normal service resumes November 12.

Jay Stein, known for transforming Universal Studios by introducing thrilling attractions, has passed away at 87, leaving a legacy of innovation in the theme park industry.

Mount Dora issues a citywide boil water notice after a major water line break caused by flooding, urging residents to boil water before use to prevent contamination.

Winter Springs Utilities issued a precautionary boil water notice for the Greenbriar area after a water main break, advising residents to boil water before use.

The Casselberry Police Department has added a McLaren for community engagement, not patrol. Donated by McLaren Orlando, it's aimed at promoting safety and relations, with no cost to taxpayers. The department seeks to foster dialogue at public events.

Ocala residents at Pointe Grand apartments must boil water after a water main was damaged by a contractor, with the city advising this for safety until further notice.

Seminole County Public Schools will end the Latinos in Action program after the Department of Education deemed it racially discriminatory and will launch a new inclusive leadership course.

The Seminole County animal shelter is overcapacity at 151%, with animals in stacked crates. To encourage adoptions, fees are waived through an anonymous donation. The shelter seeks community support to alleviate the situation.