Orlando introduces "Wavelength," an immersive concert with 200+ light pillars and a live blend of singers, instrumentalists, and rock musicians at Dr. Phillips Center in August.

A Kissimmee man was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for attempting to entice a minor for sex, after a sting operation involving a fake profile on a dating app.

Xavier Dorcely has been arrested for running a finance scam at UCF, posing as a student-athlete to solicit money from individuals with false repayment promises.

Retired USMC Sgt. Fred Robinson was honored as the 2023 Veteran of the Year by the Orange County Mayor’s Veterans Advisory Council for his service to veterans.

A road rage incident on I-4 in Deltona escalated to gunfire, with a 62-year-old man's car hit by bullets. Florida Highway Patrol seeks the suspect, a Hispanic male in his 20s with curly hair.

A man was shot in Orlando's Pine Hills neighborhood and was not facing life-threatening injuries; details are limited and no arrests have been reported.

A 63-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Orange County, causing significant traffic disruptions.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL predicts high heat and moderate storm chances for Orlando this Independence Day weekend, with a heat index of 102-107°F and advisories for residents to stay safe in record high temperatures.

A time capsule from the Class of 1985 was found during renovations at Winter Park High School, containing items including a photograph, marked with three students' names, who have been identified.

The Florida Department of Education's new FAST test scores suggest student improvement statewide, with success stories in Central Florida, yet opinions vary on the significance and utility of this standardized testing approach.

Duncan McGuire rejects an offer from Orlando City, with interests potentially focused on European clubs. The club remains hopeful for continued negotiations.

An Orlando man was found guilty of a fatal fentanyl distribution conspiracy that led to a woman's death. He faces life in prison, while his co-conspirator has pleaded guilty.

Osceola County partners with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a $3 million flood vulnerability study on the Shingle Creek and Kissimmee River basin, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian.