Florida investigates 101 vulture deaths at Blue Spring State Park; avian flu concerns prompt park closures and testing, with similar bird fatalities at Orlando's Lake Eola.

SeaWorld Orlando announced the death of Katina, a 50-year-old killer whale, after a decline in health, highlighting her contributions to the park and conservation efforts.

Orlando celebrates 100 years of swan boats with a golden boat at Lake Eola Park, a testament to the park's history and enduring community significance.

Orlando's Albert Park is undergoing renovations to include new greenery, a pavilion with a stage, and improved lighting, with plans to distribute oak seedlings in homage to a fallen local tree.

Fort Christmas Historical Park offers a glimpse of Central Florida history between 1870-1930 with a fort replica, pioneer homes, and museums. Open daily, it also features recreational sports and educational programs.

Osceola County unveils a new 1.5-mile segment of the Connector Trail, enhancing the local trail network for outdoor activities and community connectivity.

Lake County unveils a new mural that highlights its environmental values and commitment to preserve natural resources, displayed at the County Administration Building.

A kangaroo escaped onto a busy road in St. Cloud, Florida, but was safely captured and is now at a local facility while authorities search for its owner.

Sea turtle nesting season begins in Volusia County with early nests spotted and local efforts to protect these marine species, emphasizing public education and beach practices for a successful season.

The Brevard Zoo opened a new Manatee Rehabilitation Center, admitting two manatees, Churro and Randa. The center can care for up to six manatees with advanced facilities.

FAU's ocean camera, attached to a nurse shark, recorded a rare encounter with a great white shark, offering unique insights into shark interactions and behavior.

The Oakland, Florida community is alarmed as 30 peafowl are found dead, with local advocate Mo Jacobson seeking sanctuary status for the birds amid ongoing investigations.

Florida may reinstate bear hunting after a decade, with FWC seeking public input on managing the black bear population amid increasing sightings and human-bear encounters.