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Federal court documents reveal that a Central Florida man is accused of smuggling at least a dozen guns from Orlando to the Caribbean using false labels to hide the weapons.
Nearly three months after Kevin Rodriguez-Zavala died while riding the Stardust Racers roller coaster at Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe theme park, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office has officially ruled his death an accident.
Orange County Public Schools is considering closing more than half a dozen campuses because money and the significant decline in enrollment.
The FAA is investigating two separate crashes after planes landed on Central Florida roads Monday, leading to traffic and detours in Brevard and Volusia Counties.
Crunch Fitness in Ocoee has released Florida Department of Health test results to Channel 9, showing no signs of the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease anywhere in the gym.
Friday morning, a Brevard County family court case may shed new light on the troubling death of a Titusville teen killed on a Carnival cruise ship homeported in Miami.
DOT audit: 44% of the nation’s ~7,000 CDL training schools are non-compliant. Up to 3,000 “CDL mills” could lose accreditation in 30 days after years of weak oversight and deadly crashes.
Testimony in newly released court documents may complicate the defense in the case against Robin Severance-Lopez, the estranged wife of suspended Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez.
The City of Orlando voted Tuesday on who will represent them at City Commission the next four years.
A Central Florida couple just wanted a rideshare home, but instead, their Lyft driver took them on a wild ride. The driver is accused of pulling a gun after the couple jumped out, terrified by his driving!
More than a dozen Eustis families were forced to leave their homes in Spring Ridge Estates Thursday night after a bridge in their neighborhood partially collapsed into a ravine.
The Palm Bay City Council voted 3-2 to censure Councilman Chandler Langevin late Thursday night after he made controversial remarks, including a call to “deport every Indian.”
The Palm Bay City Council is set to discuss the potential censure of Councilman Chandler Langevin following his controversial remarks on social media.
The attorneys for suspended Sheriff Marcos Lopez are asking the judge to move his case to Osceola County.
Ben Crump, the attorney for the family of Kevin Rodriguez Zavala, says Universal’s decision to reopen the Stardust Racers roller coaster is “disrespectful.”
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