The Hammered Lamb in Orlando is struggling with a 50% sales drop due to construction. It's hosting a "Save the Lamb" event with music, drinks, and a raffle to rally support and survive.

Orlando held a ceremony to honor POWs/MIAs, with Mayor Dyer emphasizing the commitment to bring service members home. Keith Maupin spoke about his son Matt, a soldier found deceased in Iraq after being captured in 2004.

Mount Dora has issued a boil water notice following a water main break. Officials advise boiling water for drinking and cooking until at least 5 p.m. Friday. Service is being restored gradually.

Orange County teachers raise safety concerns after school's AC issues lead to overheated classrooms and hospitalized students, calling for better response protocols from the district.

Seminole County stops its animal shelter diversion program due to criticism from local welfare groups, as it strained nonprofits and didn't meet community needs.

Residents in Orlando's Wadeview Park are seeking answers after flooding they link to nearby construction, but officials cite heavy rainfall as the cause.

The Tavares community held a vigil for a two-year-old killed in a crash, with police and firefighters attending. The driver, Joshua Montero, faces DUI manslaughter charges.

Orange County announces a series of events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, including a 25th anniversary celebration for the HHNOC, cultural exhibits, and awards for Hispanic youths.

Orlando officials withdrew a $7.5 million proposal for a new 250-bed homeless shelter due to community opposition, revealing challenges in addressing the region's shelter deficit and housing affordability issues.

Orange County announces a cultural training initiative for multi-national teams in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, with resources available through the library system.

Paralyzed Deputy Hal Davis walked unaided into his retirement party, showcasing his recovery after a spinal cord injury, with his career and determination being celebrated.

Seminole County announces the reopening of the Homeowner Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Program for housing repairs, starting September 16, 2024, with only 20 applications accepted.

A Winter Park man won $1 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off game and chose a $640,000 lump sum payout. The ticket was purchased at an Orlando Walmart.