Five Colombian nationals were arrested by deputies in Orange and Osceola counties for alleged burglaries. The group reportedly targeted business owners' homes. Two suspects have ICE deportation warrants; further charges may be forthcoming.

A kayaker was bitten by an alligator at Kissimmee State Park, with injuries to her elbow; another had his life jacket torn. FWC is investigating the rare incident.

A 16-year-old motorcyclist died in a collision with a Toyota Corolla in Osceola County. The accident occurred on US-192; the motorcyclist lost control and was ejected from the bike. Authorities are investigating.

Four died in a high-speed collision in Orange County, including Windermere High's Sammy Lahik. Two cars were speeding before the crash occurred on Central Florida Parkway.

A car accident in Orange County resulted in four fatalities and one person seriously injured when a BMW collided with a Camry after an overtaking maneuver.

An Osceola County deputy was fired and arrested for domestic battery by strangulation, with no previous misconduct reports, underscoring the sheriff's zero-tolerance policy.

Orlando police fatally shot a 62-year-old man after he allegedly turned toward officers with a rifle. The incident is under investigation by the FDLE.

A Kissimmee woman pled guilty to charges concerning child sexual abuse material and faces up to 40 years in prison. Her case is part of Project Safe Childhood.

Ben Crump is representing the family of Ja'Keem Williams, who was fatally shot by Ralph Hensel while riding an ATV, prompting a call for transparency and justice.

Orlando man pleads guilty to having an unlawful machinegun, altered from a Glock 19. He faces up to 10 years in prison, with sentencing on June 12, 2025.

Jephson Seguin was sentenced to 15 years for violent crimes, including attempted sexual battery and attempted murder of a police officer in Eustis, Florida.

Two men pleaded guilty to a gun trafficking scheme from Florida to Puerto Rico, facing up to five years in prison. Their case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce gun violence.

Sanford Police are searching for a man who made vulgar comments to girls walking home from school, described as thin, white, with wavy hair, driving a silver sedan.