Oviedo officials urge residents to stop feeding ducks in parks, citing health risks to the birds, ecological imbalances, and increased waste leading to rodent attraction.

Orlando invites the public to first meetings of the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee, aimed at shaping the permanent memorial for the 2016 nightclub shooting victims.

Mount Dora Police are searching for four suspects after $27K worth of jewelry was stolen from a local shop, likely by professionals, as per surveillance evidence.

Orlando's forecast predicts decreased shower chances and high heat indices around 102-107F, with isolated strong storms possible. Conditions will remain hot throughout the week with variable precipitation chances.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis met with law enforcement and educators in Orlando, discussing Amendment 3, law enforcement recruitment incentives, and education funding, while criticizing federal policies on border security and Afghanistan.

Zachary Edward Kreusch was arrested in Seminole County over a year after a fatal car crash that killed 20-year-old Dylan Charles Astacio.

A body was found in a pond near the University of Central Florida, with no suspicious activity suspected and no threat to the campus, according to UCF Police.

The Town of Windermere is hosting a "Kids Back to School Celebration" on August 10th at Town Square Park to prepare children for the upcoming school year.

The Kissimmee Police Department initiates a drive to collect school supplies for children in need, partnering with local Walmarts for donation drop-offs.

The article details the aftermath of a standoff where Orange County deputies fatally shot Deshaun Dunmyer after he held his baby hostage and injured the child's mother.

A mysterious ground depression in Groveland, FL causes evacuations; officials investigate as residents face uncertainty, and experts clarify sinkhole misconceptions.

Sheriff Marcos Lopez was cited for posting a photo of minor homicide victim Madeline Soto's body on Instagram, breaching Florida confidentiality laws.

The Middle District of Florida Task Force reported progress in combating COVID-19 fraud, with 89 defendants prosecuted over schemes worth $84.5 million and over $20 million in assets recovered.