Seminole County unveils Phase II of the Sanford Courtyard affordable housing project, focusing on families at risk of homelessness and supported by a $1.6 million county grant.

A couple was arrested for a deadly DUI crash in Fruitland Park that killed a local artist; Tyrell Colbert faces DUI manslaughter charges, while Stephanie Colbert is charged with evidence tampering.

Historic Parramore building condemned due to gas leak and poor conditions, leaving eight residents displaced; local groups are providing aid and seeking permanent housing solutions.

Investors withdraw from Orlando's MLB Dreamers, casting doubt on the team's future, as a key investor shifts focus to Tampa Bay Rays and a major backer pulls $300 million support.

A man was shot in his car in Orlando; police are searching for two suspects. The victim was treated and released from the hospital. No suspect descriptions have been provided yet.

Orlando forecast predicts continued rain and storms with minor flooding potential, according to National Weather Service Melbourne FL. Beachgoers warned of strong rip currents.

James Fednor Meristin of Ocoee was sentenced to three years in prison for running a fraudulent tax preparation business and must pay $2.3 million in restitution.

Fire caused by a gym treadmill in The Adeline Apartments, Maitland, resulted in an evacuation; no injuries reported. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze.

A traveler wanted for homicide was arrested at Orlando International Airport by CBP officers, who identified the person as having an active warrant for murder with a firearm.

An 18-year-old woman died in Orange County after a shooting and car crash. No suspects or motives are clear, and authorities are investigating. The community awaits further details as the investigation continues.

Orlando faces heavy rain and minor flooding, with forecasts showing an 80% chance of continued showers and thunderstorms. Beachgoers are warned against strong rip currents.

Florida introduces a tax-free holiday for outdoor gear, including guns and ammo, running until year's end, expected to save consumers on purchases and impact state tax revenue.

Florida AG criticizes State Attorney Worrell's decision to charge Tina Allgeo with second-degree murder in a road-rage-related shooting, and both parties argue over prosecutorial discretion and self-defense laws.