Orlando

The Sickle Cell Conquerors of Central Florida hosted their second annual awareness walk on September 19, bringing families together to support patients and raise community health visibility in Orlando.

Bloomberg reports Brightline nears Chapter 11 filing to restructure $1.1B debt, raising concerns for Orlando transit and local economy.

An 18-year-old Orlando resident is jailed following an arrest on Sept. 13 for alleged illegal turkey hunting and trespassing, highlighting strict enforcement of wildlife laws.

Chris Rock reveals a rare point of agreement with Donald Trump in a new interview, highlighting unexpected common ground amid deep political divides.

An Orlando driver received a 90-day jail sentence after a hand signal from bicyclists triggered a dangerous road rage incident involving a Mercedes. The event underscores safety concerns for cyclists in Central Florida as local authorities crack down on aggressive driving behaviors that threaten vulnerable road users.

President Trump warns Orlando-area communities blocking data centers risk becoming 'backwards,' escalating tensions over AI infrastructure in Central Florida.

Kameron Glasgow survives a lightning strike that kills his wife and twin daughters. The tragedy occurred in a relative's driveway, underscoring urgent lightning safety needs in Central Florida.

Central Florida faces its hottest day yet under a rare Extreme Heat Warning. Temperatures exceeding 105°F threaten public safety across Orlando and surrounding areas.

Central Florida faces severe thunderstorms with dangerous winds and lightning. Residents in Orlando and the I-4 corridor must take shelter as theme parks prepare for weather-related closures.

A group disrupted a Florida planning meeting protesting EPIC City, a nonexistent local project. Misinformation linked the Texas development to Central Florida’s Epic Estates.

Federal officials confirm a Mexican man on vacation was killed when struck by a tractor-trailer while fleeing ICE agents near Orlando, highlighting tensions around immigration enforcement.

The Orlando metro area drops from No. 1 to No. 25 nationally for pedestrian deaths. While local officials celebrate improved crosswalks, Brevard and Volusia counties see rising fatalities.