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Block party to be held to celebrate UCF football perfect season
The event is free and is considered to be family-friendly.
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Longwood looking for new manager after Jon Williams quits due to city's 'new...
Longwood city commissioners — including three elected in November after staving off accusations they favored expansion of gambling — on Monday kicked off a nationwide search for a new city manager...
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Central Florida to celebrate lives of fallen officers Debra Clayton and Norm...
The Central Florida community is coming together Tuesday to celebrate the lives of two fallen office
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South and North Korean negotiators to meet for first time since 2015
North and South Korean negotiators will sit down together Tuesday for the first time since December 2015, after North Korea picked up a hotline between the two technically-still-at-war nations last...
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Jury selection begins in trial of Osceola woman accused of killing mother
A jury was selected Monday for the trial of an Osceola County woman accused of killing her mother and burying her body in their back yard two years ago. Amy Day, 46, is charged with first-degree...
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US moves to improve affordable high-speed internet to rural America
The U.S. is trying to make high-speed internet available to more of the country.
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Thieves target upscale beachside condos in Brevard County
Investigators say the pair of thieves often steal items such as fine wine and expensive jewelry. Dan Billow reports.
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Scattered showers, isolated storms possible Tuesday
WESH 2 First Alert Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi has Central Florida's forecast.
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Florida legislative session: 5 issues we're watching
The Florida legislative session starts Tuesday, which means for the next two months, the state’s law
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Push underway for non-partisan elections in Orange County
Mayor Teresa Jacobs plans to take her battle for Orange County's right to hold non-partisan elections all the way to the state supreme court.
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Events to honor Lt. Debra Clayton, Deputy Norman Lewis one year after deaths
Several events are planned Tuesday to honor the Orlando police lieutenant and Orange County Sheriff’s Office deputy who were killed in the line of duty one year ago. Two morning events are by...
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'The Florida Project' shines light on homelessness in Osceola County
A movie filmed in Osceola County is shedding light on an issue thousands of families are battling--h
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Multiple people shot in Ocala, police say
Multiple people have been shot in Ocala, according to police. The number of people and the extent of
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Orlando's re-elected commissioners look to what's next for their districts
Three Orlando City commissioners took their oaths of office Monday. Commissioners Jim Gray, Robert S
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Orange Co. mayor to fight court ruling on nonpartisan elections
On Monday, Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs announced she will fight for the county's right to hold
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Mother charged with child neglect after TV falls on 1-year-old, investigators...
A 1-year-old girl suffered a fractured skull and several broken bones in her face and police said her mother decided not to take her to the hospital. Michelle Meredith reports.
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Tillerson: Sending U.S. diplomats to Cuba still risky; FBI doubts sonic attack
The United States would be "putting people intentionally in harm's way" if it sent diplomats back to Cuba, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says in an Associated Press interview, even as a new FBI...
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3 shot in Ocala, officials say
Three people were shot Monday in Ocala, according to investigators.
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'We are Mainers. This is what we do': Group of people stop to rescue moose
Nine people helped dig out a moose Monday that was stuck in deep snow in the Aroostook County community of Crouseville.
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Rare freezing weather, pipe breaks lead to ‘extreme emergency’ in Mississippi...
Freezing weather has hit some rare spots across the U.S., forcing some people to make sure their water is safe for drinking.
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