Testimonies in Laurie Shaver's trial highlight complexities in her husband's murder case, including allegations of deceit and financial trails, with her daughter's upcoming testimony looming.

The NWS in Melbourne warns of heavy rain and high heat in Orlando with a chance of flooding and elevated heat index values, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Florida Highway Patrol warned of delays on State Road 429 in Orange County after a semi overturned, blocking southbound lanes and prompting an orange alert.

The Orange County Medical Clinic expands its services to include Medication-Assisted Therapy, offering new hope for those struggling with substance abuse.

Mount Dora has issued a boil water notice following a water main break. Officials advise boiling water for drinking and cooking until at least 5 p.m. Friday. Service is being restored gradually.

Florida election officials are investigating fraudulent signatures on Amendment 4 petitions related to abortion rights, raising concerns over electoral integrity.

SunRail is offering free rides to college students, faculty, and staff from September 16-20, provided they show a valid campus ID, with amenities like work tables, power outlets, and Wi-Fi onboard.

Lake Brantley High School was placed on a Code Yellow lockdown after a gun was found and a student was taken into custody. Classes continued while the campus was secured.

Orange County teachers raise safety concerns after school's AC issues lead to overheated classrooms and hospitalized students, calling for better response protocols from the district.

A turn lane on Broadway Street in Oviedo is closed for maintenance, potentially causing delays. Traffic measures are in place to navigate this area safely.

Orlando faces continued heavy rain and potential flooding, with the National Weather Service warning residents, particularly near St. Johns River, of rising water levels.

Orange County announces the launch of its first Financial Empowerment Center, aimed at offering free financial counseling, particularly to low and moderate-income residents, thanks to a $150,000 grant from the CFE Fund.

Osceola County has launched a drone-based mosquito control operation in Buenaventura Lakes, deploying organic larvicide to reduce the mosquito population.