A deal was made allowing The Villages Health to keep servicing UnitedHealthcare patients until 2026, after a period of uncertainty and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

FSU linebacker Ethan Pritchard sues two Florida apartment complexes over inadequate security after suffering a gunshot wound to the head, citing previous violent incidents and negligence.

The FBI is offering a $20,000 reward for information about Meredith Rose Walker's death after her remains were found in Virginia; she had last been seen in Orlando.

Orlando is set to have a cooler Thanksgiving with a cold front, isolated showers, and strong northerly winds, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A teacher at Central Point Christian Academy was arrested for misconduct with a 13-year-old student after the student's mother reported concerns to authorities.

Four Marion County firefighters were arrested after a coworker was allegedly assaulted and waterboarded at Station 21, resulting in serious charges and their termination.

The US Postal Inspection Service offers up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a mail thief in Orlando, who was seen stealing from a post office on surveillance footage.

A vehicle crashed into the Lake County Tax Collector's Office in Clermont, causing evacuation and closure for structural assessment; no injuries reported.

Orlando celebrates 100 years of swan boats with a golden boat at Lake Eola Park, a testament to the park's history and enduring community significance.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot in Pine Hills, Orange County. Deputies responded around 8 p.m. but the victim died at the hospital. The shooter is unidentified and the investigation is ongoing.

Orlando expects a warm afternoon before a Thanksgiving cold front brings cooler temperatures, low shower chances, and minimal frost risk. Boating conditions may worsen, and there is a caution for increased fire danger. Weekend warming is anticipated.

Chez Vincent and Hannibal’s Lounge in Winter Park will close on December 21 after 28 years, as the Gagliano family retires from their beloved French restaurant and bar.

Two men arrested for chalking a former Pulse Nightclub memorial crosswalk have been released after a judge reduced their felony charges to a misdemeanor.