Duke Energy begins its vegetation management in Apopka, trimming trees near power lines to prevent outages and enhance service reliability as per its Tree Line USA-accredited practices.

The Downtown Interactive Fountain in the city will close temporarily for repairs on July 16, 2024, and is expected to reopen around noon on the same day.

Angel Jackson, 44, of Astatula, is charged with bank fraud conspiracy by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Florida, facing up to 30 years in prison for allegedly running a mortgage fraud scheme.

A Deltona woman pleaded guilty to stealing over $66,000 in Social Security funds after her grandmother's death and could face up to 10 years in prison.

Gatorland's Alligator Walk of Fame in Orlando honors over one hundred rescued alligators, showcasing their unique survival stories and promoting wildlife conservation.

Authorities seek community help to identify a man related to the killing of 13-year-old Rose Thalie Dieujuste in Orange County, offering a $5,000 reward for information.

Orlando has named an 18-member Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee, consisting of survivors, victims' relatives, and local leaders, to guide the design of a memorial for the 2016 nightclub shooting.

An Orange County deputy was reassigned after a DUI arrest. Sheriff Mina stressed the importance of upholding standards for officers both on and off duty. An internal investigation will follow the criminal case.

Def Leppard, Journey, and Cheap Trick are set to perform at Orlando's Camping World Stadium, with facilities opening in the afternoon and the concert starting at 6 p.m. Shuttle services are available for attendees.

Two men were killed in a shooting at Rapallo apartments in Kissimmee; a third is in custody. Adrian Joel Gonzales, one of the deceased, was recently from Kissimmiee. Evidence suggests a drug-related incident.

The Longwood Police Department is preparing for its 5th Annual Back to School event, providing free supplies to local students for the new school year.

An Osceola County deputy was arrested for domestic battery and cyberstalking, with additional charges of unauthorized computer access pending. The sheriff's office vows to maintain department integrity.

The Florida Department of Health is dealing with a possible cyber incident affecting its vital statistics system and the issuing of birth and death certificates.