Court documents reveal Joel Greenberg's cooperation with prosecutors in several investigations, including the January 6th Capitol riot and sex trafficking. Despite his "substantial assistance," no new charges have ensued.

Orlando police reported Christopher Baez carjacked a man at gunpoint using the victim's own weapon after firing shots; he faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

Red Bull's Tandem Roller Coaster event, a tandem bike race with obstacles, is coming to Altamonte Springs, with local team design submissions due by August 15.

A judge denied Orlando bar owners' request for relief from covering security costs imposed by a city ordinance, which they challenged as unfair and unconstitutional.

NWS Melbourne FL predicts thunderstorms with strong gusts, lightning, and heavy rain in Orlando, with high chances for showers through the weekend due to a weak frontal boundary.

Dornell Bargnare is charged with vehicular homicide after a chase in Orlando led to a pedestrian's death; the chasing officer is under scrutiny for policy violation.

Florida has implemented a tough "Super Speeder" law set to penalize drivers going significantly over the speed limit, which includes hefty fines, jail time, and license suspensions for repeat offenders.

Orlando Police are vigorously searching for 68-year-old Jean Carius, a man with a cognitive condition who vanished Tuesday morning near Arnold Palmer Drive.

A predawn shooting in Pine Hills left three victims scattered across multiple locations, with one found miles away near Orange Blossom Trail. Deputies are still piecing together how the victims ended up so far apart and what connected them to the attack.

Orlando woman arrested after child found wandering, revealing her outstanding warrant for a past violent incident.

Orlando faces high temperatures with heat indices reaching 102-107 degrees, but increased rain could provide relief despite the potential for strong winds and lightning.

The Orange County Commission approved an ICE addendum requiring local officers to transport detainees, despite public outcry and potential legal action.

Orlando physician Thomas Wentzell was sentenced to 12 years for the murder of his wife, after inconsistent statements and a confession revealed his guilt.