A 30-year-old bicyclist was killed by a pickup in Lake County when he turned onto SR-50 in front of an oncoming truck. The Texas driver, 67, was unharmed. Investigation is ongoing.

A stolen vehicle fleeing Florida Highway Patrol collided with another car on an Orange County road, injuring several people. Charges are pending following the crash.

Orange County man fatally struck by a downed power line while clearing storm debris after Hurricane Milton. Officials urge caution during cleanup activities.

Seminole County firefighters responded to a power line failure in Altamonte at 5:49 am, where electrical lines fell amongst trees but most of the fire self-extinguished.

A firefighter was injured, and two cats died in a house fire in Orlando caused by a downed power line during Hurricane Milton. The fire, which consumed the roof, occurred late Wednesday.

The Sanford Police warn against driving on flooded roads during Hurricane Milton, listing specific areas to avoid and underscoring the danger of standing water.

Former spouses Nikesh and Trisha Patel were sentenced for executing multimillion-dollar fraud schemes, including defrauding the USDA while Nikesh was on pretrial release.

A fatal crash on John Young Parkway involved a Kia driver who ran a red light, resulting in one death and three uninjured drivers, say authorities.

Fire crews from Seminole County and Sanford battled a large fire at Trademark Metals Recycling, involving a pile of cars. The event highlighted the community's joint firefighting efforts and poses potential environmental health risks.

A man was shot in Orlando and hospitalized; the suspect was arrested. Despite finding a concerning note in the home, no dangerous materials were found. Police continue to investigate the incident.

Jose Luis Lugo pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession and faces up to 15 years in prison, with a history of felonies and sex offender registration. His sentencing is set for December 18, 2024.

Hurricane Milton has caused a delay in Sarah Boone's murder trial, where she's accused of causing her boyfriend's death by trapping him in a suitcase. Jury selection is rescheduled for October 14.

Jamal Mala Leonardo was sentenced to 2.5 years for having and transferring machineguns and dealing firearms without a license.