The Lake County Commission approved roadside markers for Charlie Kirk after a contentious meeting, despite opposition from those preferring memorials for local heroes.

Seminole County has approved a property tax increase, the first in 16 years, to address a $35 million shortfall, with residents facing higher tax bills to maintain services.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of a high risk of life-threatening rip currents and stormy weather in the Orlando region due to Hurricane Gabrielle.

Seminole County approved $11.5M for SunRail's costs as local control nears, with financial responsibility split by ridership across participating jurisdictions. Commuters express concerns and hopes for the service's future under new management.

Eatonville secures a historic land deal with Dr. Phillips Charities for the Hungerford property, aimed at community development while honoring its African American heritage.

Fire investigation underway after a residence in Apopka was engulfed in flames; the cause is unknown. Firefighters took a defensive approach due to the extent of the blaze.

Fruitland Park police seek tips on a road shooting that left a driver wounded; assailant's vehicle remains unidentified.

Orlando's weather forecast includes dangerous rip currents due to Hurricane Gabrielle, inland showers and thunderstorms, above-average temperatures, and unsettled conditions toward the weekend.

UCF football coach Shawn Clark, 50, passed away after a medical emergency. He was a mentor and family man, with a prior 40-24 coaching record at Appalachian State.

A 20-year-old man was killed standing outside his disabled truck on International Speedway Blvd., Volusia County, after being hit by another vehicle. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

Orlando city council will deliberate on a proposal to increase red light cameras from 25 to 35 intersections for improved traffic safety, as part of the Vision Zero Traffic Safety Plan. Public opinion on the plan is mixed.

The Renaissance Theatre Company in Orlando paused its production of "Nosferatu" after city inspectors condemned the building, awaiting fixes related to set safety and fire treatment.

Universal Orlando Resort's president stated that the Stardust Racers ride functioned properly during an incident where a guest with a pre-existing condition died from injuries. The ride is closed for review.