Orlando city council approves initial steps for the Coalition for the Homeless's expansion to streamline development and increase aid capacity, despite some local concerns.

Orange County Public Schools launched "Let's Read OCPS," aiming for a 20 million-minute reading marathon by April 30th, including students, staff, and local mayors.

Orange County officials will decide on a plan regarding the Tymber Skan Condominiums, potentially initiating a forced sale to address the community's decline and public safety concerns.

Orange County Animal Services is hosting two free events for pet vaccination and microchipping, addressing veterinary costs and preventive care for the community's pets.

Orange County begins creating a Family Justice Center to centralize support services for domestic violence survivors, as part of a collaborative effort to provide a safe space for victims.

Master Gardener Volunteers in Orange County, FL, educate new residents on local horticulture to promote sustainable gardening and ecosystem health. They provide free clinics, advice, and support to the community.

Mason Brown, a Marine and Seminole County man, performed CPR on his father-in-law, Randy Youngblood, saving his life after a cardiac arrest. He was honored along with the EMS and 911 dispatcher involved.

Orange County Animal Services achieved a 91% live release rate for dogs, 88% for cats, and 89% overall in 2024, with 8,086 pets rehomed and 1,234 returned to owners.

Today is the last day for public feedback on the Pulse memorial design, which includes a center, 49 pillars, and a multicolored wall, with a partial nightclub demolition planned.

A memorial fund is set up for Emiliano, a 6-year-old killed by a DUI driver in Orange County, to cover funeral costs and return his remains to Guatemala.

Orlando city leaders are implementing new safety measures in downtown to improve pedestrian and business security, following a tragic Halloween shooting.

Two Orange County Utilities electricians saved a boy near a busy toll road and were praised for their quick response and dedication to community service.

Orange County, Florida, is discussing the future of school resource officers in district schools, amid contract negotiations with local law enforcement and concerns about the adequacy of the Guardian Program as an alternative.