The Edgewater city council fired the city manager amidst flooding concerns and is proposing a building moratorium due to resident complaints about poor drainage and excessive development.

Osceola County received an S&P rating upgrade from 'A+' to 'AA-' for its 2019 taxable tourist development tax revenue refunding bonds, reflecting its strong economy and fiscal management.

Florida election officials are investigating fraudulent signatures on Amendment 4 petitions related to abortion rights, raising concerns over electoral integrity.

Orange County announces the launch of its first Financial Empowerment Center, aimed at offering free financial counseling, particularly to low and moderate-income residents, thanks to a $150,000 grant from the CFE Fund.

Osceola County approves updated mobility fees to address infrastructure needs amidst rapid growth, with public input influencing the new fee structure.

Sanford proposes a utility rate hike of 7.5% to maintain services amid inflation, which has sparked criticism from residents and business owners concerned about increased costs. The City Commission will vote on the proposal on October 14.

Republican Seth Hyman withdraws from the Orange-Osceola state attorney race, endorsing independent Andrew Bain against Democrat Monique Worrell.

Osceola County prepares for the 12th annual State of the County address focusing on sustainability, with Commission Chair Cheryl Grieb emphasizing the commitment to sustainable growth.

Osceola County debates introducing a school chaplain program under new state guidelines, facing challenges from groups like The Satanic Temple over narrow religious definitions.

Farmland Reserve, Inc. seeks to annex over 52,000 acres of Deseret Ranch land into Orlando to facilitate long-term planning for growth and conservation.

A recount in Kissimmee, Florida's mayoral race confirms John Cortes will face Jackie Espinosa in a November runoff after Cortes' narrow lead of six votes over Olga Carino.

A judge lifted an injunction against Seminole County Elections Supervisor Chris Anderson, finding no evidence he violated campaign laws as alleged in a lawsuit.

Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Chris Anderson faces a temporary injunction for alleged campaign law violations, accused of soliciting voters and campaigning on duty.