A 77-year-old Orlando man was killed after being struck by an SUV near Maitland, Florida. The driver of the SUV remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation.

Kissimmee Police Department investigates 15 officers for misconduct spanning from 2015-2023 as the State Attorney's Office reviews past internal cases.

Police found a man hiding in an Orlando apartment complex's attic after a maintenance worker heard noises; he was coaxed out by irritants and faced charges.

A man in his 20s was shot on West Sand Lake Road, Orlando. Deputies are investigating with no suspects or motive disclosed; the victim has non-life-threatening injuries.

Osceola County Fire Rescue & EMS deployed new rescue units ahead of the completion of Stations 75 and 83 to meet the community's growing needs for emergency services.

Orlando to experience mostly dry conditions with isolated showers and gusty winds until Thursday, as per the National Weather Service.

David Rodriguez has been appointed as the new Economic Development Director for Kissimmee, focusing on downtown redevelopment and the enhancement of Vine Street to promote the city's economic growth.

Convicted felon Byron Louder has been sentenced to 40 months in prison for illegal firearm possession in Orlando, Florida, under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

The Orlando Museum of Art is hosting its 38th Festival of Trees, featuring designer-decorated trees and holiday events, with proceeds supporting the museum.

A German woman, 31, was fatally struck by an SUV in Orange County while standing on Universal Boulevard. The driver, seriously injured, hit a tree and several posts before stopping.

Damion Clarke was convicted for conspiring to distribute cocaine, potentially facing 20 years in prison. He was involved with a Jamaican drug enterprise, distributing drugs and firearms in Central Florida.

A 13-year-old girl in Central Florida received a racist text message as part of a disturbing trend targeting young Black Americans. Her mother expressed concern over the targeting, while an expert suggested it could involve a data breach.

Orlando commissioners approved converting a Best Western hotel into 110 affordable housing units to aid the city's housing crisis, with residency expected by 2025.