A 14-year-old riding an e-bike was hit by a car in Volusia County. The teen was airlifted but injury severity is unknown. The crash investigation is ongoing.

Police shot a driver in a stolen vehicle in Ocoee, FL, leading to an investigation and traffic disruptions at a Publix parking lot. The driver is in critical condition.

Juveniles in Windermere were arrested for attempting to break into vehicles and leading police on a chase, with one ramming into patrol cars before apprehension.

Orlando forecast: typical summer weather with daily showers and storms, high temperatures and humidity. Moderate rip current risk and fair boating conditions expected.

A pedestrian was injured and hospitalized after being hit by an OCFRD ambulance in Kissimmee; injuries were non-life-threatening. The incident is under investigation.

A fire at Orlando's Millennium Cove Apartments affected 16 units and left residents homeless; no injuries were reported as firefighters and the Red Cross provided aid.

Orlando faces life-threatening rip currents with a warning extended into the next week, coupled with high rain chances followed by a mid-week heat surge with indices between 102 to 107 degrees. Storms and minor flood risks are also forecasted.

Tavares Police are searching for Orlando De La Rosa Jimenez, wanted for capital sexual battery on a child under 12. The public is urged to call 911 if seen and not to approach.

An investigation is underway after a woman in her 30s was found shot to death in Orange County; her identity and the shooter's motives remain unknown.

Samuel Wright, serving 22 years for drug trafficking, is charged with orchestrating a witness's murder from prison.

Orlando's weekend forecast includes high chances of rain and storms, with a 70-80% probability. Beachgoers warned of strong rip currents; temperatures expected to rise above normal.

Orlando International Airport introduces TSA family lanes for easier travel with children, part of the "Families on the Fly" program that's expanding to more airports.

State Attorney Monique Worrell is introducing policies to separate administrative and criminal investigations in response to what she calls baseless allegations and politicized probes after her reelection.