Graffiti Junktion's original Thornton Park location in Orlando announces its closure after over 15 years, marking an end to a chapter for the local burger joint.

High School Football Media Days in Orlando spotlight regional athletes and address the impact of Florida's new policy allowing students to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL).

A scaffolding collapse in Apopka, Florida, injured two workers during bridge renovations; officials cite a miscalculation regarding steel column anchorage.

The Winter Garden Police Department is offering a nine-week Citizens Police Academy starting August 7, aiming to educate locals on police operations every Wednesday evening.

An Orlando man pleaded guilty to charges of distributing fentanyl and possessing a firearm to further drug trafficking, facing a potential life sentence.

The Orlando Fire Department is hosting a recruiting event at Tru by Hilton Orlando Convention Center to attract potential firefighters and inform about the career.

Lake County schools implement a new security system, equipping staff with panic alert badges that provide a direct link to law enforcement and activate security cameras during emergencies.

Universal Orlando Resort announces its Passholder Appreciation Days from August 15 to September 30, offering exclusive deals, after-hours parties, and special menu items to passholders.

The Osceola Sheriff is cited for a non-criminal violation after a crime scene photo was shared on his Instagram. An investigation found no intentional wrongdoing.

Casselberry is holding town hall meetings to discuss eight proposed charter amendments before the August 20th vote. Meetings are scheduled for July 31, August 1, and August 3, at different times and locations to accommodate all residents.

The National Weather Service predicts a dry day with low rain chances for Orlando, with a heat index in the lower 100s. Scattered storms are possible in western areas. Boating conditions look favorable, with caution advised for isolated storms.

Former Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill is under multiple federal investigations for allegations involving financial misconduct, including abuse of power of attorney and improper use of federal loans for personal gain.

MetroPlan Orlando has launched a Safety Action Plan to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2050, backed by analysis and inviting public input until August 1.