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Logan Wier, 32, from Boca Raton, is facing facing two counts of DUI manslaughter, two counts of DUI serious bodily injury, and four counts of DUI property damage, according to jail staff. He has since posted bond.

After three presidents and years of bipartisan complaints about crumbling roads and bridges, America finally has its infrastructure moment.

For years, Zillow has been a household name in the real estate world.

A pending political fight between President Biden and Gov. Ron DeSantis over vaccine mandates threatens to trap at least some of the 33% of Orlando metro area workers who are employed by large companies.

An Orlando-based company that manufactures an attachment allowing an AR-15 to fire even faster has lost an early court battle, meaning it cannot sell its product while it waits for trial.

The hospitality and leisure industries have been replaced as the Orlando area’s top source of jobs, according to the Orlando Economic Partnership.

Family and friends are continuing to search for a local woman who vanished from her apartment complex on Friday.

Here's how Central Florida school districts are reacting to the new student quarantine policy.

The plan, one of many under the Treasury Department’s 2022 wish list, would force banks to send information about transactions for all accounts worth $600 or more. Individual transactions would not be reported – just aggregated data.

Thirteen cats were killed and four are missing after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando location on Conroy Road late Wednesday, officials said.

Under the mandate from Orange County mayor Jerry Demings, county employees have two weeks to get the COVID-19 vaccine or face termination.

The word “Ivermectin” exploded onto the public’s radar over the past few months, quickly going from niche parasite pill to a COVID treatment “they” wouldn’t tell you about.

Florida’s headline-grabbing move to ban so-called “vaccine passports” is finally getting teeth.

Orange County Tax Collector Scott Randolph was the first leader in Central Florida to enact a vaccine mandate this summer, threatening his employees to get a jab or lose their jobs.

The high hopes that were felt as buses rolled out of lots for the new school year have come crashing down to earth.