The National Weather Service warns Orlando residents of dangerously high heat indices and potential strong storms. Heat risks and moderate flooding due to heavy rainfall are forecasted to continue, with little relief expected soon.

Florida has established a permanent sales tax exemption on disaster supplies like batteries and generators, starting August 1, 2025, to promote preparedness for hurricanes.

The Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando expands its estate with the addition of two new properties for future development and immediate use for parking and office space.

The Orlando Torah Center is suing Orange County officials, claiming religious discrimination after being denied a zoning request to expand its facility.

Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings signed an ICE agreement under state pressure for county officers to transport detainees, as reported by CF Public and WESH. Governor DeSantis warned of consequences for non-compliance with state law.

Angelica Sanchez Bautista was charged with child neglect after her newborn was found abandoned in an Orlando driveway; she was arrested as the baby received hospital care.

An individual was arrested for setting fire to a CVS in Kissimmee, which injured three people. Joao Marcelo Mendes Minillo, caught on video, is charged with felony arson.

Osceola County deputies are probing a shooting at a McDonald's with no injuries reported. Evidence is being collected and public assistance requested.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for East Central Florida with heat indices up to 110 degrees and advised precautions due to potential heat-related illnesses. Relief may come next week with forecast showers and storms.

Eatonville police are searching for four masked suspects involved in a shootout at Frances Jerry Park, with bullets hitting homes but causing no injuries.

Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings resists Florida AG James Uthmeier's push to sign an updated ICE contract, citing concerns over community safety and resource allocation.

Two Osceola County Sheriff's Office employees were arrested on felony charges linked to the previous administration, involving unauthorized information access.

The Lady Lake Police Department issued 150 citations during a campaign targeting speeding and aggressive driving as part of Operation Southern Slow Down. No DUI arrests were made.