A Florida judge declined to dismiss a state lawsuit alleging Planned Parenthood falsely marketed the abortion pill as "safer than Tylenol," keeping a $350M‑plus claim alive. The case will proceed in Santa Rosa County.

Maitland has broken ground on a $3.5M extension of Independence Lane that city leaders say will expand downtown and create new development parcels.

A News 6 investigation found nearly 350,000 Florida properties face flood hazards FEMA maps don’t show. Here’s what Orlando‑area homeowners need to check.

A Kissimmee student scored a perfect mark on Florida’s U.S. history EOC but was ordered by the district to retake the test after officials flagged the result as a “statistical anomaly.”

A 14-year-old at Santa Fe High was arrested after joking she had a bomb in her backpack. No device was found; police charged the student and warned parents about threats.

Hammock Landing in West Melbourne sold for $78.5 million, transferring a major Space Coast shopping hub into new ownership.

Heavy rain and dense fog hit Orlando this morning; gusty northeast winds and a high rip‑current risk at east‑central beaches remain through Thursday.

Jax Beach council narrowly approved a two-year pilot to let some bars and restaurants expand outdoor seating on Jaguars game days, with permits, security and parking rules required.

A College Park resident says coyotes have killed her feral cats and driven costly prevention work. Officials recommend hazing, securing trash and keeping pets indoors.

Gov. Ron DeSantis held a press briefing in Orlando on June 2 urging Floridians to prepare as the Atlantic season opens. State and federal agencies stress that even a quiet forecast can still bring a damaging storm.

Sumter County deputies are searching for 18‑year‑old Quamariyontae Harris after a domestic‑incident shooting near NE 9th Street and County Road 222. Authorities say he may be armed with a long rifle.

Donalds’ team says a two‑month spring surge pushed the campaign and PAC past $81 million, amplifying his frontrunner position in the Florida governor’s race.

FPL says undergrounding, stronger poles and smart‑grid gear have helped crews restore power faster after recent storms as hurricane season begins. Officials point to 2,000 miles of undergrounding and new automation tools.