Walmart told the Orlando Business Journal it plans a high‑tech pharmacy hub near Orlando International Airport as part of an expanding automated prescription network. The move follows the company’s rollout of centralized, robotized pharmacy centers elsewhere.

Rep. Maxwell Frost introduced the PRO Manufactured Home Communities Act in Orlando to boost resident ownership and blunt private equity rent hikes.

Clear and mild this morning, warming to the low 80s with afternoon storm chances. High Surf and Small Craft Advisories make ocean activities risky today.

Crews knocked down a structure fire in the 3300 block of Old Wintergarden Road and are conducting overhaul, officials said.

A tip led deputies to 939 Madison Avenue in Daytona Beach, where authorities say they seized 831 grams of cocaine, illegal firearms and about $10,000 and booked three people.

Gusty onshore winds and dangerous surf today. Coastal gusts to 40 mph and a high rip‑current risk affect beaches and boating.

A vehicle struck a house in south Apopka Saturday morning; troopers say the crash is being treated as fatal while the homeowner says occupants escaped unharmed.

Coach Anthony Becht says he's "super fired up" as the Orlando Storm prepare for their home opener Sunday at Inter&Co Stadium; ESPN will air the primetime match and DJ Khaled will perform at halftime.

An Orlando man told the Diocese, "I am the evidence," after naming a priest on the diocese’s credibly accused list. Florida’s statute rules and recent court moves complicate legal redress for older claims.

Unicorp is pitching a $30M–$40M overhaul of the Valley Bank corner on Orlando’s Restaurant Row, promising new high-end restaurants and a parking garage.

A state judicial panel found Ninth Judicial Circuit Judge John E. Jordan violated conduct rules after racially charged courtroom remarks. The commission's recommended discipline now heads to the Florida Supreme Court.

New body‑camera footage captures deputies and medics rushing to the Stardust Racers platform after a 32‑year‑old rider was found unresponsive; officials called the death accidental.

Several visitors were treated after feeling ill following a coaster ride at Universal Orlando; the attraction was briefly closed while officials checked on riders.