A Melbourne woman died after her car collided with a semi-truck on SR-520 in Orange County, Florida, leading to an investigation into the accident's cause.

Kappy's Subs in Maitland reopens after community support helped secure a lease extension. The popular eatery had closed due to an expiring lease but will serve customers again from Sept. 23.

Winter Garden offers free sandbags to residents and businesses for flood prevention, with pickup available September 23-25 at the Public Services Complex.

The Sanford Police Department is seeking public help to identify a person who shoplifted from a local Target, humorously highlighting the incident on social media.

A collision on State Road 429 in Apopka led to a temporary shutdown of northbound lanes and traffic delays, with at least two people transported to hospitals.

Bodycam footage from the Orlando Police shows an officer pushing a protester to the ground, leading to eight arrests and a use-of-force investigation.

A fire at the Chabad of Greater Orlando synagogue in Casselberry was reported, no injuries occurred, and an investigation is underway. A fundraiser has been launched for repairs.

Orlando prepares for storms as a low-pressure system in the NW Caribbean could bring heavy rain. Maritime conditions are set to worsen midweek, and residents are advised to stay informed and review hurricane preparedness plans.

The Edgewater city council fired the city manager amidst flooding concerns and is proposing a building moratorium due to resident complaints about poor drainage and excessive development.

Central Florida prepares for fall with various festivities such as pumpkin patches, corn mazes, art festivals, and Halloween events, despite the persistent heat.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in Ocoee, Florida, and a suspect vehicle was later found by the police. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

A Florida judge has recommended a $10,000 fine and reprimand for Dr. Candace Cooley for not enforcing the state's 24-hour abortion waiting period, though no patient harm resulted.

Orlando Police arrested eight people after a pro-Palestine demonstration turned into a disturbance, involving charges such as disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.