Orlando has a dry, mild forecast with clear skies and moderate temperatures expected in the coming days. Winds and sea conditions are favorable for both aviation and maritime activities.

The proposed 14-mile State Road 534 toll road in Florida sparks controversy, balancing hopes for traffic relief against fears of environmental damage and increased congestion.

Orlando commits $100 million to SunRail expansion, aiming to connect the rail service to the airport, convention center, and Disney Springs, boosting convenience for commuters.

Orlando City and Pride, with The Ruckus, are conducting a food drive until November 26 to support the Second Harvest Food Bank and combat food insecurity.

The Orlando Museum of Art will host the 39th Festival of Trees, November 15-23, featuring holiday decorations, festive events, shopping, and a fundraiser for the museum's programs.

A frost advisory was issued for Lake and Volusia counties, with a promise of warmer afternoon temperatures and sustained dry weather in East Central Florida.

Osceola County is considering new school start times to comply with a Senate bill. Parents are asked for their input on four options, with changes potentially costing up to $7 million.

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new City Edition uniforms that blend elements from the franchise's history with modern design, as they prepare to debut them in an upcoming game against the Clippers.

Jerrell Noah Jones is charged with attempted second-degree murder for running over a man's head in Orange County.

An 11-year-old student at Highbanks Learning Center was arrested for writing a "kill list," charged with a felony for making a written threat to kill.

Orlando City Council approves a contract with Verra Mobility to install speed cameras in school zones to enhance student safety and issue citations to speeders.

The National Weather Service Melbourne issued advisories due to unusually cold temperatures in Orlando, including a Cold Weather Advisory, a Red Flag Warning in Okeechobee County, and Frost and High Surf Advisories.

Two Orlando men were caught speeding over 100 mph at Walt Disney World, violating Florida's "Super Speeder" law. They pled not guilty despite facing potential jail time and fines.