College Park barbershop and attorney offer free haircuts to children in need to boost confidence and dignity, reflecting a response to the economic struggles of local families.

The West Mitchell Hammock Water Treatment Plant's fluoride dosing has faced pauses due to equipment issues, including outdated, malfunctioning fluoride analyzers, prompting the City of Oviedo to seek replacements.

A 60-year-old Orlando man, Dwayne Croft, won $1 million from the Florida Lottery's The Cash Wheel game and chose a lump-sum payment of $605,016.40 pre-tax.

Orlando city leaders are to discuss a Pulse memorial design for remembering the 49 lives lost in the 2016 massacre, incorporating feedback from victims' families and survivors.

Pine Hills community held a walk against gun violence to honor victims of a mass shooting two years ago, including a 9-year-old girl, and a lawsuit has been filed against Orange County Sheriff’s Office for alleged negligence.

The community of St. Cloud honored the late Madeline "Maddie" Soto at Lakefront Park, focusing on her life, advocating for justice, and planning a memorial bench.

Orange County leaders discuss the future of the troubled Tymber Skan on the Lake condo complex, considering its demolition due to crime and deterioration.

The second annual ACT Awards in Orange County recognized 40 arts organizations with $4.6 million in grants, demonstrating the growth of cultural tourism funded by the Tourist Development Tax.

Teresa Jones, a Senior Code Compliance Inspector in Orange County, is recognized for her rise from an entry-level clerk to a leader, exemplifying perseverance and triumph during Black History Month.

Orlando volunteers honored MLK Jr. Day by packing over a million meals for the needy, demonstrating community action and dedication to combating food insecurity.

Orange County Utilities is holding a free event for collecting hazardous household and electronic waste on February 22 at Freedom High School in Orlando.

Orlando police are enforcing a new state law by arresting homeless individuals for camping on public property, leading to a significant increase in arrests and raising concerns about the city's approach to homelessness.

The Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery in Groveland, neglected for decades, was reopened after restoration, with community celebration and descendant recognition.