Wildlife officials investigate numerous dead fish at Lake Eustis, with FWC testing water and fish samples to determine the cause of the incident. Residents report a disturbing scene and await results.

An explosion in Mount Dora, FL injured one person who was airlifted to the hospital; cause under investigation.

Winter Garden introduced a new ordinance from January 1, 2025, restricting alcohol sales post-midnight without a special permit, to reduce public intoxication and related littering.

Orlando experiences a drop in temperature with potential frost, according to the National Weather Service. Residents should prepare for cold wind chills and fire weather concerns, while boaters are warned of poor conditions.

Illinois beat South Carolina in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, marking their 10th win of the season, and the bowl games reportedly brought $100 million to Orlando's economy.

Central Florida hospitals celebrated the first babies of 2025, with Travis Morgan being the first in Lake County, followed by newborns Derek in Orlando and Jeeno in Tampa, and Holly in Ocala, all symbolizing new beginnings.

An explosion on New Year's Eve disrupted Mount Dora, with one airlifted for treatment. The cause is under investigation as the community awaits further news.

A Clermont teen was killed in a car crash after his vehicle struck a tree in Lake County, Florida, on New Year's Day. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

A person was killed in Kissimmee by suspected celebratory gunfire on New Year’s Day, with police investigating the incident.

A multi-vehicle accident involving a LYNX bus on I-4 west near State Road 535 caused delays and all lanes initially closed; one injured passenger treated. Traffic slowly resumed in emergency lane.

Orlando's New Year's Eve Orange Drop was moved to Thornton Park and successfully hosted by The Reindeer Room, maintaining the city's tradition amid venue changes.

The article discusses the cold and dry weather forecast for Orlando, Florida, with a detailed NWS report on temperature expectations, foggy conditions, poor boating, and VFR conditions for pilots.

Zechariah Cartledge completed his final memorial mile run, honoring fallen first responders and concluding a commitment that raised over $1 million through his nonprofit "Running for Heroes."