The Oviedo Police Department organized a Back-to-School supply drive to support families in need, taking place at a local Walmart where residents can donate supplies.

Donny Daugherty received the "Citizen Life Saving Award" from the Seminole County Fire Department for rescuing a driver from a car crash fire in Casselberry.

Orlando commemorates Pat Williams, co-founder of Orlando Magic, who passed away from pneumonia. A public service streams live to honor his memory and contributions to the NBA and community.

The City of Oviedo reports that local drinking water has passed monitoring for unregulated contaminants, details available in their annual water quality report.

The Winter Garden Police Department is offering a nine-week Citizens Police Academy starting August 7, aiming to educate locals on police operations every Wednesday evening.

The Orlando Fire Department is hosting a recruiting event at Tru by Hilton Orlando Convention Center to attract potential firefighters and inform about the career.

Lake County schools implement a new security system, equipping staff with panic alert badges that provide a direct link to law enforcement and activate security cameras during emergencies.

Florida law enforcement launches Operation Best Foot Forward for school pedestrian safety, with patrols at crosswalks, fines for non-compliant drivers, and public education efforts.

In Kissimmee, a man thanks first responders for saving his life during a cardiac incident, celebrating survival and the impactful service of emergency crews.

Oviedo officials urge residents to stop feeding ducks in parks, citing health risks to the birds, ecological imbalances, and increased waste leading to rodent attraction.

Orlando invites the public to first meetings of the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee, aimed at shaping the permanent memorial for the 2016 nightclub shooting victims.

The Kissimmee Police Department initiates a drive to collect school supplies for children in need, partnering with local Walmarts for donation drop-offs.

Leesburg city commissioners are considering an ordinance to implement speed cameras in school zones to reduce speeding and increase child safety, following Eustis's example, which efficiently ticketed many speeders.