A man was arrested for driving 104 mph in a 40 mph zone near Disney Springs under Florida's "Super Speeder" law, marking the ninth such arrest since the law's July 1 enforcement.

Seminole County designates August 26th as "Lee Corso Day" to honor the ESPN "College GameDay" broadcaster's impact on football as he approaches retirement.

The Orlando Police Department arrested Yosefi Arabu for the 2023 hit-and-run that killed 5-year-old Aiyanna McCoy; he faces charges including vehicular homicide.

A semi-truck caught fire on I-4, causing major traffic delays and lane closures. The occupants were unharmed, and authorities worked to clear the scene.

A lightning strike caused a fire at St. Cloud Village apartments, with no injuries and eight units affected; the Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

A deputy in Orange County, FL, was put on paid leave after accidentally shooting a home invasion victim while responding to the incident. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and the incident is under investigation.

Orlando faces persistent rain, storms with gusty winds, and lightning, with unsettled weather expected through Labor Day weekend. Boaters and flights may be affected, and there's a high risk of rip currents.

A shooting at Village Springs Apartments in Orlando resulted in the deaths of two women, with the suspect, Eliette De Jesus Marquez, arrested for the crime.

The Orange County Fleet Management Division ranked #14 in the 2025 Leading Fleets Award, marking their third recognition since 2020 for excellence in government fleet operations.

Leesburg city commission is set to decide if the Shuffleboard Club's property will be donated to a nonprofit aiding homeless youth, amid concerns from club members and a request for a public referendum by an attorney.

Orlando community members used chalk to create tributes on a Pulse memorial crosswalk after officials repainted it, with law enforcement monitoring to prevent painting, which could lead to arrest.

Unstable weather in Central Florida brings storm risks and a high chance of life-threatening rip currents according to the National Weather Service Melbourne.

Florida's FDOT painted over a protest rainbow crosswalk near Pulse massacre site and is monitoring the area; local responses include plans for a "We will not be erased" event.