Ahmad Jihad Bojeh was arrested in connection with a triple homicide in Kissimmee, with no further threat to the community.

A car crashed into a vacant building in Orlando, causing minor injuries to the driver and no other harm, with officials responding and investigating the cause.

A teen was arrested for a December shooting at a park in Edgewater, facing charges including discharging a firearm and shooting into an occupied vehicle.

A Chevrolet Corvette was found submerged in an Orlando retention pond, sparking an investigation. Firefighters responded, but no one was found inside the vehicle. The cause of the incident is unknown.

Orlando police seek information on a brutal attack on Bernard "BJ" Jackson, offering a $5,000 reward for leads; he was found severely beaten on December 26, 2025.

A dispute over a tip between a rideshare driver and a passenger in Osceola County led to the latter opening fire, resulting in no injuries. The accused, Alexis Encarnacion-Rosado, faces multiple charges.

Judge Presnell denied qualified immunity to deputies in a fatal 2023 Target parking lot shooting, citing reckless behavior during a shoplifting incident.

A crash involving two semitrucks and a Ford F-150 on SR-60 in Osceola County resulted in one fatality and a highway closure. The incident is under investigation.

The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public's help to find Angel Starr Thompson, a 41-year-old disabled woman missing since December 26th and in need of medication.

Florida mother Kimberley Mills, charged with her son's death, is expected to change her plea which could result in life imprisonment instead of the death penalty.

Parents in Seminole County were charged with child neglect after their malnourished twins were found in an RV; they are to have no contact with minors and must wear GPS monitors.

An officer shot a man at a Longwood gas station during a confrontation with a reportedly suicidal person. The man, unarmed, is stable; no officers were hurt. FDLE is investigating.

A driver in Altamonte Springs was cited for using a remote-controlled device to hide their license plate, violating Florida's law against plate concealment.