Osceola County breaks ground on a new, strategically located Fire Station 71 to enhance response capabilities.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport receives a $10 million FAA grant for taxiway improvements and is also designing a new air traffic control tower with additional funds.

George Girtman, dubbed the "Malibu Rapist," pleaded guilty to a 1988 sexual assault, adding to his convictions and bringing closure to the victim, Gail Gardner.

The National Weather Service warns of afternoon storms in Central Florida today and minor coastal flooding later this week, with seasonal temperatures expected.

Espinoza-Rodriguez, 40, was convicted of attempted murder after stabbing two children in their home, with potential sentences reaching life imprisonment.

Sanford Police are seeking public help after a hit-and-run involving a stolen car on Fox Quarry Lane. The suspect fled on foot, and authorities have released a video for clues.

Tupperware Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to declining sales and increasing competition. The company plans to continue operations and potentially sell.

Edward Charleston Chappell, a 41-year-old Kissimmee man, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for firearms offenses linked to selling fentanyl.

A suspected drunk driver was arrested in Belle Isle after crashing during a high-speed chase that ended in a resident's backyard. A deputy K9 bit the suspect, who was hospitalized.

Florida begins aerial herbicide treatment over Pine Meadows Conservation Area to control invasive plants and protect the local ecosystem. Public access is closed during the intervention.

An Orlando man was sentenced to over 10 years for charges related to child sex abuse material after an FBI investigation linked material to his IP address.

The Seminole Towne Center in Sanford is set for redevelopment under new ownership by Gilbane Development, aiming to revitalize the declining property and transform it into a multifaceted destination.

Dominick Louissaint was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for possessing a firearm and ammunition as a felon, in a case tied to Project Safe Neighborhoods.