Orlando's weather forecast includes warm, humid days with possible showers and storms, particularly near the I-4 corridor, a moderate risk of rip currents, and higher temperatures through the week.

A man was shot during an altercation in the line at Orlando Union Rescue Mission; another man was arrested and faces charges including attempted murder.

A mobile home fire in Seminole County injured four people, with two critically burned. The fire required a multi-department response and led to an ongoing investigation.

Orlando is set to experience a hot and humid weekend with high heat indices, scattered showers and storms, especially inland, and a moderate risk for rip currents.

Police activity disrupted Orlando on Colonial Drive near the Orlando Rescue Mission; details were unclear amidst reports of gunshots and a heavy law enforcement presence.

Osceola County deputies responded to a report of a possible drowning at Westgate Resort with one individual taken to the hospital, while details remain uncertain.

A new traffic pattern near Fish Lake Canal will start on June 19, directing drivers onto a new road section due to construction, with updates available and caution advised.

A Davenport man was convicted of fentanyl trafficking and faces 5 to 40 years in prison, with sentencing set for August 2025. His co-defendant was already sentenced to 15 years.

Apopka, Florida resident Esvin Juarez, a father of four and a 20-year U.S. resident, was deported to Guatemala, while his wife also faces potential deportation.

A shooting in Winter Park injured one person, authorities investigating. Incident occurred on 1500 block of Village Lane. Victim hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Details remain scarce with no suspect descriptions released.

The Florida Highway Patrol arrested Jairo Pena Espana for a hit-and-run that killed a jogging woman in Osceola County. He faces charges including leaving the scene of a crash involving death.

Increased showers, thunderstorms, and hot, humid conditions expected in Orlando; moderate rip current risk and generally favorable boating conditions are forecast.

Two Osceola County residents were returned to Florida after their Arroyo Law Firm described their detention and transfer to Texas by ICE for deportation as unjust, despite having lawful documents.