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A CyberTipline investigation led Seminole County detectives to a Winter Park home, where they say they found child sexual abuse material and animal-sex videos.
Surveillance footage released by Titusville police shows a child on a bicycle being struck by a driver investigators say was impaired.
Retail & Industry in ...
Walmart’s new Apopka drone service promises everyday essentials in minutes while raising fresh questions about noise, privacy and neighborhood airspace.
Weather & Environment in ...
Orlando’s quiet Thursday morning gives way to heavy rain, lightning and gusty thunderstorms. The wet pattern could linger through the weekend.
A Georgia man is accused of striking two children during a cruise from Port Canaveral. One child reportedly suffered a bloody lip, while another complained of stomach pain.
Orlando ranks No. 1 among midsized U.S. cities for small-business growth, but local data shows entrepreneurs are still facing serious cost pressures.
Joseph D. Spector, 38, was arrested after a 17-month Flagler County probe that found he allegedly abused two young girls. He’s being held on $150,000 bond.
Orlando cybersecurity company ThreatLocker has raised $190 million to open a U.K. office and expand beyond 70,000 customers.
Food & Drinks in ...
Fables & Fur has opened in Altamonte Springs, blending books, coffee and adoptable cats in one cozy new stop.
A 41-year-old man is jailed without bond after UCF police say he exposed himself near a woman’s vehicle in a downtown Orlando garage.
Kerri Rawson, daughter of BTK killer Dennis Rader, lost temporary custody after a January mental-health episode that led to a Baker Act evaluation and a Seminole County injunction.
An emaciated American bulldog died a day after arriving at a Lake County shelter. Deputies say its owner is now facing animal cruelty and abandonment charges.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Deltona has approved a sweeping under-18 ban on e-bikes, e-scooters and other micromobility devices in public. The rule is already in effect, but enforcement details remain unsettled.
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