OneBlood's critical systems are resuming function after a ransomware attack, maintaining essential services via manual methods, with the investigation into donor data security ongoing.

Orlando introduces massive inflatable pigeons as part of its latest public art project to inspire urban wildlife appreciation.

SeaWorld Orlando is hosting the Howl-O-Sprint 5K, a nighttime spooky run event with themed scares, taking place on Friday, September 13. Limited to 4,000 runners, it finishes with a party at Siren’s Bar.

Buca di Beppo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing escalating costs and a decline in operations, which led to closing nearly 20% of its locations. Despite this, they aim to keep 44 venues open and continue serving customers.

Julie Ann Sulpizio faces a court hearing for charges including first-degree murder after a deadly ambush on deputies.

The National Weather Service forecasts windy and rainy conditions in Orlando, with a risk of localized flooding and high temperatures in the mid-90s for the upcoming week.

Xavier Hernandez-Gerena pleads guilty to illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, facing potential 15-year sentence, with the court date set for October 2024.

A Lake County deputy was killed and two others wounded in a shootout; a procession honored the fallen officer. Community efforts are underway to support their families.

Travel disruptions occur at Orlando International Airport due to Tropical Storm Debby, with 85 flight cancellations and 51 delays. Passengers are advised to check for updates.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office announced the discovery of Amere Baptiste's body and is investigating the circumstances of his death. The community mourns and offers support.

Lake County is experiencing a 911 outage due to Hurricane Debby, prompting officials to reroute emergencies to 352-343-2101. The timeframe for service restoration is unknown.

Authorities are searching for 4-year-old Amere Baptiste reported missing in Orange County near Victoria Place Circle and have urged the public to help locate him.

Orange County Mosquito Control employees conduct safety checks and assist with logistics after storms, ensuring residents can securely return to their homes.