Orange-Osceola State Attorney Monique Worrell is accusing the Florida Attorney General’s office of playing politics with nearly $500,000 in federal grant funding used to support crime victims.

Florida is facing a one-billion-dollar penalty if it doesn’t reduce errors in its SNAP program by 2028.

Lake County is gathering proposals to repair a massive sinkhole that opened earlier this month on Empire Church Road in Groveland.

The city of Orlando has approved a financing plan to pay for several multimillion-dollar projects downtown, a move city leaders say will shape the area’s future but one that some business owners fear may come too late for them.

A massive roadway depression on Empire Church Road has forced the closure of a major thoroughfare in Groveland.

Central Florida is preparing for three consecutive freezing nights that will test the limits of local heating systems and could spike energy bills.

Central Florida citrus farmers are gearing up for a long and busy weekend ahead of three expected nights of freezing temperatures. 

Channel 9's crew witnessed the arrest as dozens of law enforcement officers nearby quickly responded to the call for backup.

The families of three men killed in what investigators called a “senseless act of violence” say the victims were visiting Central Florida for a car show when they were murdered Saturday.

The Trump administration’s decision to pause Visa processing for immigrants from 75-countries is already having an impact on Central Florida. 

New records detail exactly how Marion County Fire Rescue responded to a violent hazing incident at station 21 in November.

As a cold front moves through Central Florida, wind chill temperatures are expected to nosedive to the 20s and 30s Tuesday night, and temporary warming shelter locations are opening in several counties.

Legionella bacteria detected in the water system of Orlando's federal courthouse, prompting bilingual warnings for employees. Orange County reports 100 confirmed Legionellosis cases in 2025—far exceeding other Central Florida counties—amid ongoing surge in Legionnaires’ disease, a severe pneumonia treatable with antibiotics but risky for vulnerable groups.

Tanqueray’s, one of Orlando’s oldest bars known for its live music, has announced it will close after nearly 37 years in business, and some are now questioning whether regulations meant to enhance downtown safety have gone too far. 

A newly released report from the Orange County Medical Examiner, details the extent of injuries that led to a death on an Epic Universe roller coaster.