Black Rooster Taqueria closed its Curry Ford West location in Orlando, with the owners expressing gratitude to the community but not providing a specific reason for the shutdown. The original Mills 50 District location remains open.

The Orlando Oddities and Curiosities Market, featuring over 200 vendors of dark arts, taxidermy, and peculiar items, takes place at Osceola Heritage Park.

A student was arrested for bringing a weapon to Seminole High School in Florida during a summer session; no threats were made and increased security measures have been implemented.

Two men were robbed at gunpoint in Ocoee; the assailant, described as a Black man in his 30s, attacked the victims and escaped in a white SUV. Police are seeking public assistance.

GigaPower is initiating the installation of a fiber optic network in Central Florida, with work in Windermere starting in June, using road-boring techniques to minimize disruption.

Orange County's second annual Contracting Academy will provide insights on government contract bidding on July 12, aiming to help businesses secure part of $700 million in contracts.

Osceola County's NeoCity technology campus now features Neovation Way, a new road unveiled at a ribbon-cutting event, marking progress in the county's tech sector and economic development.

Aaliyah Ross was arrested for running over her partner and their 16-month-old in Polk County, leaving the child critically injured. She faces multiple charges including aggravated child abuse.

The National Weather Service has predicted scattered storms and high heat for Orlando, with a moderate to major heat risk and persistent showers over the upcoming week.

The Orlando City Council approved installing speed cameras at local schools to enhance traffic safety and pedestrian protection, particularly in school zones.

Shan Rose was sworn in as Orlando's new District 5 city commissioner, taking over after allegations against the former commissioner, Regina Hill. Rose outlined priorities for her term.

Osceola County received $640,000 from the state for invasive plant removal from Lake Tohopekaliga's north area to aid flood control and ecological restoration.

The Orange County Administration Center is hosting 'The Art of Erika Hinn' exhibit, showcasing the vibrant creations of artist Erika Hinn, free for public viewing until June 26, 2024.