Disney World hosted 700+ families of fallen military heroes for a healing retreat, featuring a Remembrance Garden, a Walk of Gratitude, and moments of joy and healing.

The Orange County Government offers tips and incentives for residents to save on energy costs and promote eco-friendly practices during the winter season.

Orange County commissioners discuss creating an oversight board for church developments in rural areas, clarifying that a building moratorium is not proposed. Residents express concerns about environmental impact and preservation of rural lands.

Mount Dora residents are dealing with a mysterious foul smell, suspected to originate from the local wastewater treatment plant. Efforts to identify the source remain inconclusive, causing health and property value concerns among the community.

John Schaafsma from Kissimmee won $1 million in the Florida Lottery's '500X THE CASH' game, his third win following two $1,000 prizes. His big win resulted in a $640,000 lump-sum and a $2,000 bonus for the store that sold the ticket.

At FusionFest in Orlando, 24 individuals from various countries were sworn in as US citizens, celebrating diversity and the realization of the American dream.

Seminole County firefighters, aided by a Walmart grant, expanded their 8th annual Toy Drive to include bikes and over 1,000 toys for children in need, fostering community giving and support.

Casselberry residents must put hurricane debris out by December 2 for final pickup by Crowder Gulf, as per the city's announcement. Regular yard waste collection by Waste Pro continues unaffected.

The Adult Literacy League's fundraiser, "Reading Between the Wines," in Florida is set to feature author Lauren Groff and aims to fight adult illiteracy.

Valencia College culinary students and the Salvation Army prepared over 8,500 meals for the needy in Orlando this Thanksgiving, while the Orlando Magic served breakfast to the homeless for the 32nd year.

The Orlando Fire Union claims that the city's rapid growth has led to response times that double the national average, with no new firefighters or stations added for years, despite a significant population increase.

Twelve men from the Inmate Construction Program received diplomas in a ceremony at the Orange County Corrections Department, crediting them with construction skills, college credits, and certifications.

Osceola County is set to test its Flood Alert Notification System on December 3rd to improve emergency preparedness and potentially lower flood insurance rates. Residents can sign up by texting or visiting the county website.