Ryan Samayoa was arrested for riding a motorcycle at 106 mph in a 45 mph zone in Brevard County. Already on a suspended license, he faces charges and demonstrates the strict enforcement of Florida's new "Super Speeder" law.

Firefighters in Lake County responded to an early morning residential fire near County Road 473, efficiently extinguishing the blaze with no occupants found inside. The cause is under investigation.

A motorcyclist died in Osceola County after a collision with a Nissan Titan. The crash occurred near Pleasant Hill Road and Kinglet Boulevard; the investigation is ongoing.

Central Florida faces a wet week with high rain chances and potential localized flooding due to a disturbance pulling moisture across the region.

Search for a missing man is underway after a boating accident on Lake Butler, with two others safe. Authorities employ divers and drones in the operation.

An 8-year-old boy in Seminole County was killed after being hit by a van while in a residential driveway. The driver, a 57-year-old man, did not see the child while reversing.

Orlando is preparing for a stormy week with high rain chances, thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and high heat index values. Travel may be affected, and tropical development is possible.

Orlando Police are searching for 76-year-old Edgel Tomas Jusino Lugo, missing since July 5 and last seen at a local mission; officials cite concerns due to his cognitive condition.

The City of Leesburg is refunding 37 wrongly issued speed camera tickets due to an error involving the dismissal time at a high school zone. An investigation prompted by an incorrect ticket led to the discovery of the mistake.

Orlando forecasts high heat index values with advisories for staying cool and hydrated, alongside potential thunderstorms, and favorable boating conditions.

An Orange City preschool teacher, Zayda Bayala, was arrested and charged with child abuse after a video showed her being aggressive towards a 3-year-old student.

Osceola County is investing $400,000 from a JUUL settlement into anti-vaping efforts, including school education, vape detectors, and community outreach.

The mother of an 11-year-old boy accused of shooting two teens in Apopka, FL, is set to make a plea regarding her culpable negligence charge for not securing a firearm.