Nick Papantonis, WFTV.com

Orange County commissioners and attorneys said they had a strategy to recover the $5 million in spending for scholarships and grants by the Supervisor of Elections, even as they worked to keep their specific plans close.

There are new developments in the controversy over scholarships and grants established by the Orange County Supervisor of Elections, Glen Gilzean.

Frustrations are growing among Orange County commissioners as they continue to receive a steady drip of revelations about spending at the Supervisor of Elections office.

Orange County Public Schools leaders announced Wednesday evening that two previously planned pep rallies at Jones and Evans high schools would be indefinitely postponed.

Thousands of mail-in ballots in Central Florida have been flagged by computers as potentially problematic due to mismatching signatures or missing signatures.

Whether a voter lives in Pensacola, Ocala or Key West, everyone who heads to the voting booth (or submits their ballot by mail) in the Sunshine State this fall will have six questions they’ll have to answer.

While most of the southeast jokingly references the “Waffle House index” to figure out how severe a hurricane could be, northern Apopka has a different barometer – and until now, it’s only had one setting.

Seminole County has approved a permit to replace a stormwater pipe that’s been at the center of controversy for half a year.

A Torah buried underground for 20 years to protect it from Nazi occupiers was again saved from a fire that destroyed the Chabad of Greater Orlando headquarters Sunday.

The Orlando Police Department has released several clips before and during the arrests of eight pro-Palestinian protesters near Lake Eola Saturday.

A Seminole County homeowner who plugged her community’s drain pipe with concrete in April has been given a short deadline to replace the pipe – or have others do the work on her dime.

Videos released by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office are giving more insight into the investigation following the disappearance of slain teen Madeline Soto.

Leesburg Police said a nine-month-old puppy is recovering from multiple surgeries after it was shot in the mouth by a man claiming to be afraid for his life.

Laurie Shaver took the witness stand on Thursday during her murder trial on Thursday.

Holes and dents from two of the bullets in the volley marked the side of the family’s house. They were stray shots from the neighbor’s back yard, where deputies said an intoxicated man decided to practice his shooting at a narrow tree trunk.