A Central Florida lawyer is in jail, accused of orchestrating a murder for hire plot.

There was a big twist on Friday in a Central Florida manslaughter case that has gotten the attention of state leaders in Tallahassee.

Owner of Uncle Lou's Entertainment Hall in Orlando arrested for serving hard liquor at a beer and wine-only establishment. Alcohol licensing violation.

Cruise ship passengers trapped due to norovirus outbreak finally allowed off after ship docks. Over 100 infected, CDC reports.

Traffic crashes in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties have decreased, with a 30% reduction in serious injuries since 2018, according to a new report.

Hundreds of Spirit Airlines employees in Central Florida face job loss. Workers express gratitude for opportunities but brace for new job prospects.

The interim Osceola County sheriff, who took over a department mired in scandal after the arrest of his predecessor, is now facing an ethics complaint of his own.

Over 1,000 people joined the MS Walk at Cranes Roost Park, raising $140,000 to fight multiple sclerosis and support those living with the disease.

Prosecutors dropped charges against a man punched by a Daytona Beach officer while handcuffed. Bodycam video sparked outrage; investigation ongoing.

It began like most other traffic stops in Central Florida: a radar screen lit up, a tone sounded and a trooper’s lights lit up the night sky in the early morning hours of January 17, 2026.

Dozens of Mt. Dora and Lake County investigators searched a 25-acre parcel of rural conservation land outside of Eustis Thursday in hopes of finding Nicole Baldwin’s body.

Staircases in 85 units declared unsafe due to rust and detachment. Residents forced to evacuate as structural issues are discovered.

The Orlando area’s shortage of affordable housing for low-income families has been named the worst in the nation in an annual report – and the rankings weren’t much better for average earners.

The man accused of killing another man outside the Savoy Nightclub in Orlando’s Ivanhoe district last week will be allowed out of jail as he prepares for trial – and for the possible dismissal of his case.

The attorneys for the two Central Florida men accused of participating in a scam ring that stole hundreds of millions of dollars from seniors across the United States said the Altamonte Springs business was not knowingly involved in any criminal activity.