Volusia County Schools Unleash AI Guardian "ZeroEyes" to Sniff Out Guns and Shield Students in Florida
Volusia County Schools implements the AI gun detection system, ZeroEyes, to enhance school security by integrating it with existing camera systems for quick threat identification and response coordination.
Sanford Police Officers Part Ways Following Mishandled Gas Station Incident, Department to Revise Response Protocols
Two Sanford officers left the force for mishandling a knifepoint attack at a RaceTrac gas station. Their delay in action led to policy reviews, discipline, and retraining within the department.
Sanford's HCA Lake Monroe Hospital Hosts Heartfelt Reunion for Trauma Survivors and Medical Staff
Survivors of severe trauma reunited with their caregivers at HCA Lake Monroe Hospital to share recovery stories and express gratitude, with the hospital dedicating a new garden to honor their journeys.
Orlando Weather Rollercoaster: Thunderstorms, Seasonal Temps, and Mid-90s Heat Ahead, NWS Warns
Orlando weather forecast predicts mixed conditions with showers, thunderstorms, and seasonal temperatures, followed by mid-90s heat during the holiday weekend. There's a marginal risk of severe weather and varying rain chances throughout the week.
Downtown Orlando Says Goodbye to Soco Thornton Park After Nearly 11 Years of Southern Flair
Soco Thornton Park, a beloved Southern cuisine spot in downtown Orlando, is closing after nearly 11 years. The restaurant thanks guests and employees, hinting at a new venture for the location in the fall.
Orlando Braces for Scorching Temperatures and Potent Storms, NWS Predicts Weather Shifts Ahead
Orlando is expected to have a hot Wednesday, with heat indices around 100-105°F. There's an increasing chance of rain and storms later in the week, with potential for strong winds, hail, and heavy downpours.
Federal Judge Orders Enhanced Protections for Florida Manatees, Halts Septic System Permits in Indian River Lagoon Area
A federal judge has ordered new protections for manatees to address Florida's Endangered Species Act violations. These include health assessments, public reports on threats, and a stop on new septic system permits.












