Orlando Health introduces a new Airbus H145D3 helicopter to improve transport for critically ill patients, featuring a larger capacity for medical staff and equipment.

Governor DeSantis honored five finalists at Florida's Teacher of the Year event, announcing a $1.36 billion investment in teacher salaries and emphasizing civics education initiatives.

A judge reinstated Groveland Councilwoman Judith Fike after suspension over controversial social media posts, sparking local debate on ethics and free speech.

One hospitalized after a house fire in Pine Hills, Orange County; firefighters contained the blaze, with the State Fire Marshal investigating the cause.

A nurse in Orlando was arrested for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old patient at the University Behavioral Center. His employment was terminated following the incident.

Orlando faces showers and thunderstorms with a 50-70% chance of rain, high heat index values up to 107 degrees, and potential for heat advisories. The weather is forecasted to dry up into the weekend before more moisture next week.

A daycare worker in Ocala was arrested for allegedly abusing infants; incidents include rough handling and forced feeding. She faces multiple charges and has bonded out of jail.

Eustis officials plan a $100M overhaul of downtown, adding new homes and businesses to revitalize the area. The development aims to blend with the existing downtown and will include apartments, retail, and increased parking spaces.

An early morning crash on I-95 in Volusia County involved a semi, leading to road closures and a fire during cleanup.

Tragedy in Osceola County, Derik Bonet-Rodriguez, 31, died after deputies used a Taser during a chaotic traffic incident early Sunday morning.

Orlando faces heavy rain with 60-80% chances into Thursday, followed by a return to more typical weather and peak heat indices of 102-107 degrees by the weekend.

A man in Volusia County admits to poisoning his ex-partner's vodka and skincare products with bleach, leading to his arrest on a severe felony charge.

Orlando advances Pulse memorial construction, with the City Council authorizing negotiations with Gomez Construction and land purchase for visitor facilities, honoring the 49 victims of the 2016 tragedy.