At 103, Lilly May Harper cast her vote in Apopka, Florida, symbolizing the progress of voting rights. She first voted in 2008 and inspires others with her steadfast commitment to democracy.

The City of Winter Garden has announced the closure of government offices for Thanksgiving and the suspension of trash collection on the holiday, resuming regular services the next regular collection day.

Residents in Orlando's SODO district express concerns over a proposed new homeless shelter, fearing safety and property value impacts. They plan to oppose the plan at the upcoming city council meeting.

The city resumes regular waste collection post-hurricane and has completed storm debris removal, asking residents to manage smaller debris until normalcy returns.

Lake County's Adopt-a-Lake Program has started its 2025 Calendar Contest, inviting residents to submit photos of local waterbodies for a chance to feature in the calendar. Voting for semi-finalists will be open to the public.

Lake County opens a Storm Recovery Center after Hurricane Milton, providing services for affected residents and businesses at CareerSource Central Florida in Leesburg with shuttle transport available.

The 11th annual Barktoberfest by Orange County Animal Services will take place at Lake Eola Park, featuring a dog parade, adoptions, free vaccines, and family activities.

Apopka residents struggle with flooding a week after Hurricane Milton, with local authorities working on solutions as neighborhoods like Wekiva Village face increasing water levels and power outages.

Orange County teachers' pay negotiations are at an impasse, with union demands for salary hikes and personal welfare, like breastmilk pumping protections, unmet by the school district.

Orlando Police Department launches a new safety app featuring real-time updates, incident reporting, and public record requests to improve community engagement and law enforcement accessibility.

The City of Winter Garden announces that with the end of daylight saving time, residents must adjust their irrigation systems to water lawns once a week, as per a conservation ordinance effective November through March.

Residents in Clermont's Emerald Lakes mobile home community were evacuated due to flooding from Hurricane Milton, with local authorities assisting in the efforts.

Osceola County designates FEMA individual assistance for those affected by Hurricane Milton, allowing residents to apply for aid due to storm damages.