A historic Black cemetery in Oviedo has completed a road repaving project, which also uncovered unmarked graves; it was funded by the American Rescue Plan.

Hollerbach's German Restaurant is set to partner with Tuffy's Music Box to launch Burgerbach’s, a new dining concept offering American-style food within the music venue.

The National Weather Service Melbourne forecasts rain and scattered lightning storms for Orlando, with potential minor flooding and heavy rainfall that could lead to dangerous driving conditions. Heat risks are also anticipated later in the week.

The Oviedo Police Department organized a Back-to-School supply drive to support families in need, taking place at a local Walmart where residents can donate supplies.

Donny Daugherty received the "Citizen Life Saving Award" from the Seminole County Fire Department for rescuing a driver from a car crash fire in Casselberry.

The Orlando Fire Department responded to a suspicious package, which was found to pose no hazard after a bomb squad investigation, easing local concerns.

Sanford Police are seeking public help to locate Carlos Jerome Smith Jr., wanted for felonies including first-degree murder. Authorities advise caution and not to approach Smith, who may be armed and dangerous.

Authorities search for Patrick Bailey, 83, missing in Orlando since his flight was canceled due to a global tech outage caused by a CrowdStrike update.

A Florida woman, Josefina Lopez, was arrested for DUI, child abuse, and neglect after her car crashed, trapping her child inside, while she displayed disinterest in the child's welfare.

Apopka man, Yessen Vasquez Tolentino, pleaded guilty to smuggling firearms to the Dominican Republic, hidden inside a refrigerator. He could face up to 10 years in prison.

Orlando is facing a hot weekend with heat indices hitting 102-107 degrees and possible thunderstorms bringing lightning, wind, and rain, raising local flooding concerns.

Brandon Leo was shot dead during a headphone sale he arranged online, with Sanford Police suggesting it might be a "set-up." Witnesses reported a shootout, and Leo was declared dead at the scene. Police urge the public to conduct online sales safely.

Ocoee police identify Terry DeWayne Werst as the drowning victim at Starke Lake, with no signs of foul play detected.