Oviedo's Murcott Dr is closed due to floodwaters from Hurricane Milton. Residents are urged to avoid the area and heed safety warnings as utility workers restore services.

West Plant Street will close from 2-7:30 p.m. for the West Orange High School Homecoming Parade, affecting traffic and parking. Vehicles must be moved to avoid towing. The parade starts at 6 p.m. with viewing spots along the route.

The Orlando Utilities Commission is working to restore power to over 88,557 customers after Hurricane Milton, with 65% reconnected and efforts continuing through the weekend.

Orlando International Airport is fully operational post-Hurricane Milton, with other Florida airports also recovering, though travelers should anticipate some delays.

Emergency repairs prompt closure at 11341 Willow Garden Drive, Windermere; residents should expect traffic disruptions. No repair timeline provided; detour signs will be in place. Contact Philip Bates or Czerny Diaz for updates.

Repair work on a water main at Pine and West 2nd Avenue in Windermere may cause delays and changes in water pressure. Traffic diversions are in place near Palmer Park.

A large tree fell on East Anderson Street in Orlando, causing road closures and traffic delays between South Mills Ave. and South Bumby Ave. No injuries were reported, and crews are working on removal.

Severe weather has caused road closures in Oviedo, with flooding and downed power lines affecting travel and prompting local authorities to advise alternate routes.

Orlando preps for Hurricane Milton by offering free parking in downtown garages to protect residents' vehicles from the storm's effects starting Wednesday.

Orlando International Airport will halt commercial flights due to Hurricane Milton, but will not serve as a shelter; emergency flights will continue. Operations will resume once damage is assessed.

The article informs about an upcoming lane closure on 11303 Windermere Road for water service installation and provides contact details for Orange County Utilities.

Orlando introduces Ride DTO, an electric vehicle transit service to solve the last-mile issue for downtown commuters, available via an app for $1 fare, with early promotions for free rides.

Osceola County inaugurated Fire Station 85 in Poinciana, enhancing emergency response capabilities and reaffirming the county's dedication to public safety.