Twelve men from the Inmate Construction Program received diplomas in a ceremony at the Orange County Corrections Department, crediting them with construction skills, college credits, and certifications.

The National Weather Service Melbourne forecasts a warm, mostly dry Thanksgiving for Orlando, with a cold front on Friday leading to cooler temperatures and possible showers over the weekend.

Osceola County is set to test its Flood Alert Notification System on December 3rd to improve emergency preparedness and potentially lower flood insurance rates. Residents can sign up by texting or visiting the county website.

BarkHaven, a new dog park and bar with a Mediterranean menu, live music, and internet, has opened in Orlando's Ivanhoe Village, offering memberships for dog owners.

A multi-vehicle collision on I-4 near downtown Orlando involving an RV led to significant traffic delays and lane closures.

An Orlando man pleaded guilty to trafficking firearms to Canada, facing up to 10 years in prison. He shipped guns and ammo hidden in record players. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods' initiative against gun violence.

Eloise Bayliss, a 12-year-old, received a Moana-themed bionic arm cover, enhancing her Hero Arm with a Disney collaboration, boosting her confidence and dexterity.

Edgardo DeJesus was arrested in Orlando following a road rage incident involving gunfire, where he's charged with shooting into a vehicle and aggravated assault.

An Apopka woman faces charges, including DUI manslaughter, after a crash killed her 4-year-old daughter and seriously injured another child.

The body of Carmen Elsa Escalante Carrera, missing from Orange County, was found dismembered in Georgia. Her boyfriend, Jorge Javier Quintero, faces murder charges.

Orlando is set to experience warm temperatures and clear skies, with a chance of patchy fog along the Treasure Coast, transitioning to cooler weather post-Thanksgiving.

Osceola County Commissioners Peggy Choudhry, Brandon Arrington, and Ricky Booth were sworn in with Chair Cheryl Grieb highlighting the female majority on the board.

Laurie Shaver faces sentencing for the second-degree murder of her husband, after a trial involving claims of her self-defense and accusations against their daughter and a friend.