Hydrogen peroxide leaks at Lake Mary water treatment plant
Hydrogen peroxide escaped at the Lake Mary Water treatment plant, though fire officials said the leak is contained and of no threat.
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Kissimmee sees return of Jehovah’s Witnesses conventions after COVID forced them online
About 65,000 delegates and visitors will attend the 2023 Conventions of Jehovah’s Witnesses at Osceola Heritage Park’s Silver Spurs Arena.
White woman who fatally shot Black neighbor is arrested in Ocala
Susan Louise Lorincz, a Florida woman accused of fatally shooting her neighbor, Ajike Owens, in Ocala last week was arrested Tuesday.
After deadly Hurricane Ian, what did emergency managers learn?
The destruction hurricanes Ian and Nicole wrought in Central Florida in 2022 should serve as a reminder to stay prepared for anything.
Orlando Mayor Dyer touts promises, partnerships in ‘State of the City’ speech
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer in his “State of the City” speech touted recent success in homelessness, business development and partnerships.
Orange County deputies investigating shooting that left 2 dead, 1 injured
When Orange County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call at 1:07 a.m. Sunday about a shooting in the 7500 block of Fordham Creek Lane, they found three people shot, a...
Displaced Seminole residents seek FEMA aid as St. Johns River flooding continues
GENEVA — Peyton Harrison, 17, and her family loaded their vehicle Wednesday with water, food and other supplies provided to Seminole County residents at the Geneva Rural Heritage Center. Harrison,...
Hurricane Ian: ‘Historic flooding’ in some Central Florida areas forces evacuations
Multiple rescue efforts unfolded Thursday after Tropical Storm Ian plowed through and dumped a deluge on Central Florida, flooding homes, threatening motorists with inches-deep waters on streets, downing trees and...
Orlando developing plan for age-friendly living
After two years of assessing how to make Orlando a place its older residents can continue to call home, city staff will present for acceptance its findings to the council...
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Jehovah’s Witnesses return to knocking on doors bringing ‘good news’ in Central Florida
Marielle Parra has been knocking on her neighbors' doors since she was 3 years old. Back then, she would accompany her parents when they lived in Caracas, Venezuela. A Jehovah's...