An arrest has been made in the 2001 murder of Saundra Young after a 23-year investigation by the Orlando Police, who have taken Gregory Fields into custody.

A father and his girlfriend were arrested for the murder of his 9-year-old daughter in Lake County, with horrific abuse details emerging, including a dog attack.

Universal Orlando has launched its 33rd Halloween Horror Nights event, featuring 10 new haunted houses, 5 scare zones, and live entertainment, running on select nights until November 3rd.

The Garden Theatre's "Pippin" enhances accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons, integrating sign language and visual storytelling into performances.

A Kissimmee woman, Jessica Corin Mangano, faces federal charges for distributing, receiving, and possessing child sexual abuse material, with potential minimum sentences of 5 years per count.

The UCF Knights dominated New Hampshire 57-3 in their season opener with a ground game amassing 454 yards, while their defense kept the opposition to one field goal.

Dr. Heather Bigard unexpectedly resigned as president of Lake-Sumter State College, citing personal health and family priorities, amidst whispers of an investigation.

A fight at Disney's Magic Kingdom was mistaken for an active shooter situation after balloons popped, but no shots were fired and no arrests were made.

Lake County residents are on edge due to a series of violent incidents, including an attempted kidnapping and a related sexual assault case, with increasing law enforcement presence and calls for public vigilance.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL forecasts steady warm weather, isolated showers, and thunderstorms for Orlando, with a moderate risk of rip currents at beaches. Travelers may face delays due to scattered thunderstorms affecting flights.

Florida reports nearly a dozen Oropouche virus cases, known as "Sloth Fever," with measures taken to control the mosquito population and prevent the spread.

Florida Rep. Carolina Amesty was booked on felony forgery charges involving notarizing her own signature and falsely claiming a UF teacher was on her school's staff.

Osceola County offices, including the courthouse and libraries, will be closed for Labor Day, but waste collection will continue as usual. Services will resume on September 3rd.