Cheryl Collins is the new executive director at Orlando Shakes, succeeding Larry Mabrey. She is recognized for her fundraising skills and aims to enhance the theater's visibility.

Silver Airways canceled all flights at Orlando International Airport, leaving passengers stranded without explanation months after filing for bankruptcy.

Four died in a high-speed collision in Orange County, including Windermere High's Sammy Lahik. Two cars were speeding before the crash occurred on Central Florida Parkway.

Orlando faces isolated showers and a cold front, with potential thunderstorms and gusty winds. Mariners and outdoor enthusiasts should be cautious due to hazardous conditions.

A car accident in Orange County resulted in four fatalities and one person seriously injured when a BMW collided with a Camry after an overtaking maneuver.

An Osceola County deputy was fired and arrested for domestic battery by strangulation, with no previous misconduct reports, underscoring the sheriff's zero-tolerance policy.

Orlando prepares for varied weather, including fire risks and coastal showers, due to an incoming cold front, with strong winds affecting marine activities.

Orlando police fatally shot a 62-year-old man after he allegedly turned toward officers with a rifle. The incident is under investigation by the FDLE.

Orlando residents expect a pleasant weekend with near-normal temperatures and outdoor-friendly weather; a weak front may cause minor temperature dips and a wind shift. Boating conditions are favorable but will worsen late tonight into Sunday.

Kissimmee is funding a $3.34 million revamp of the West Oak Street and John Young Parkway intersection, set to start in March 2025 and include traffic, pedestrian, and infrastructure improvements.

A Kissimmee woman pled guilty to charges concerning child sexual abuse material and faces up to 40 years in prison. Her case is part of Project Safe Childhood.

Ben Crump is representing the family of Ja'Keem Williams, who was fatally shot by Ralph Hensel while riding an ATV, prompting a call for transparency and justice.

Orlando man pleads guilty to having an unlawful machinegun, altered from a Glock 19. He faces up to 10 years in prison, with sentencing on June 12, 2025.