No Kings protests: Signs, photos, videos from Orlando, Central Florida rallies
Thousands of people attended “No Kings" protests in Sanford, Orlando, Cocoa, and other spots across Central Florida to protest policies from President Donald Trump's administration.
Thousands of people attended “No Kings" protests in Sanford, Orlando, Cocoa, and other spots across Central Florida to protest policies from President Donald Trump's administration.
2 killed after car crashes into home and sparks fire, officials say
2 killed after car crashes into home and sparks fire, officials say
2 killed after car crashes into home and sparks fire, officials say
Orlando weather: Strong winds, rip current risk, and scattered showers move in
Orlando weather: Strong winds, rip current risk, and scattered showers move in
Orlando weather: Strong winds, rip current risk, and scattered showers move in
Judicial misconduct allegations: Florida judge faces ethics charges for making racial insensitive comments
A Florida judge is being investigated for his behavior, including making racially insensitive comments to a defendant, in a courtroom.
A Florida judge is being investigated for his behavior, including making racially insensitive comments to a defendant, in a courtroom.
1 in custody after Orange County reported stabbing, deputies say
One person was detained in connection to a stabbing in Orlando, Friday evening.
One person was detained in connection to a stabbing in Orlando, Friday evening.
Judicial ethics case filed against Orange County judge for alleged racial remarks
A judicial ethics case was opened into the alleged actions of Orange County circuit court judge John E. Jordan III who is accused of violating the judicial canons by telling attorney's to "shut up" and making racially insensitive comments toward a defendant's uncle.
A judicial ethics case was opened into the alleged actions of Orange County circuit court judge John E. Jordan III who is accused of violating the judicial canons by telling attorney's to "shut up" and making racially insensitive comments toward a defendant's uncle.
The Rialto Apartment tenants seek over $50K after evacuations
Tenants at The Rialto apartments filed a class action lawsuit – accusing the apartment owners of breach of contract – after 200 units were evacuated due to "structural concerns." Now, the tenants of the Doctor Phillips complex, located in Orange County, demand damages in excess of $50,000 per resident due to moving and relocation costs – as well as the loss of use and the enjoyment of the dwelling units, the lawsuit said.
Tenants at The Rialto apartments filed a class action lawsuit – accusing the apartment owners of breach of contract – after 200 units were evacuated due to "structural concerns." Now, the tenants of the Doctor Phillips complex, located in Orange County, demand damages in excess of $50,000 per resident due to moving and relocation costs – as well as the loss of use and the enjoyment of the dwelling units, the lawsuit said.
Florida tenants sue The Rialto owners for breach of contract after evacuations, $1K checks allegedly bounce
Tenants at The Rialto apartments filed a class action lawsuit – accusing the apartment owners of breach of contract – after 200 units were evacuated due to "structural concerns."
Tenants at The Rialto apartments filed a class action lawsuit – accusing the apartment owners of breach of contract – after 200 units were evacuated due to "structural concerns."
'Don't feed the swans': Orlando implements policy against feeding Lake Eola wildlife
The city of Orlando has implemented a "no-feeding" policy for the swans at Lake Eola. The public is no longer allowed to feed the birds and all coin-operated, public bird feeders have been removed. The change comes after dozens of swans died from an avian flu outbreak.
The city of Orlando has implemented a "no-feeding" policy for the swans at Lake Eola. The public is no longer allowed to feed the birds and all coin-operated, public bird feeders have been removed. The change comes after dozens of swans died from an avian flu outbreak.
Lawsuit filed against The Rialto after relocation checks bounced, tenants claim
Tenants of The Rialto in Orange County, Florida are suing the apartment owners after they were evacuated due to structural concerns. $1,000 checks were given to tenants as a relocation fee, but the residents claim these checks bounced.
Tenants of The Rialto in Orange County, Florida are suing the apartment owners after they were evacuated due to structural concerns. $1,000 checks were given to tenants as a relocation fee, but the residents claim these checks bounced.
Orlando implements 'no-feeding' policy for Lake Eola swans
The public is no longer allowed to feed the swans at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando.
The public is no longer allowed to feed the swans at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando.
Halloween Horror Nights: Tickets now on sale for Universal's after-hours event
Universal Orlando has revealed the dates and started selling tickets for the highly-anticipated Halloween Horror Nights, which kicks off Aug. 28.
Universal Orlando has revealed the dates and started selling tickets for the highly-anticipated Halloween Horror Nights, which kicks off Aug. 28.
Crayola Experience Orlando offering free crayons: How to get a box
As part of the Million Crayon Giveaway, the Crayola Experience is giving people a chance to create their own free, 32-count crayon box for a limited time.
As part of the Million Crayon Giveaway, the Crayola Experience is giving people a chance to create their own free, 32-count crayon box for a limited time.
Orlando HOA fraud probe: Former president accused of using association funds for personal bills
Central Florida residents say they pay thousands of dollars in HOA fees, but they don't know where that money is going. In fact, the former HOA President of the Stonebridge Place association in Orlando is currently facing criminal charges in Orlando for stealing over $500 worth of merchandise from Target.
Central Florida residents say they pay thousands of dollars in HOA fees, but they don't know where that money is going. In fact, the former HOA President of the Stonebridge Place association in Orlando is currently facing criminal charges in Orlando for stealing over $500 worth of merchandise from Target.
Orlando's second Trader Joe's location on the way: Where is it? When does it open?
Orlando is getting its second Trader Joe's location. Coming soon shoppers will have another spot to grab their favorite chocolate covered peanut butter cups, "Everything But the Bagel Sesame Seasoning," and Ube pancake mix.
Orlando is getting its second Trader Joe's location. Coming soon shoppers will have another spot to grab their favorite chocolate covered peanut butter cups, "Everything But the Bagel Sesame Seasoning," and Ube pancake mix.
Where do HOA fees go? Residents concerned about missing money
The Stonebridge Place association has seen four different management companies in just nine months. Ending those contracts early has already cost the HOA $18,000 in termination fees during those nine months. Now, homeowners want to know: where are HOA dues going?
The Stonebridge Place association has seen four different management companies in just nine months. Ending those contracts early has already cost the HOA $18,000 in termination fees during those nine months. Now, homeowners want to know: where are HOA dues going?
Winter Park shooting suspects denied bond: 2 window installers hospitalized
Frederick Leonzo Callaway and James Robinson, charged with felony murder, armed burglary, armed robbery, and aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement, were denied bond on March 25 after two window installment workers were hospitalized from shooting injuries. The shooting was reported on Tuesday around 3:50 p.m. at a home near Overlook Road and Sylvan Boulevard. Police found two men who had been shot and taken to the hospital.
Frederick Leonzo Callaway and James Robinson, charged with felony murder, armed burglary, armed robbery, and aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement, were denied bond on March 25 after two window installment workers were hospitalized from shooting injuries. The shooting was reported on Tuesday around 3:50 p.m. at a home near Overlook Road and Sylvan Boulevard. Police found two men who had been shot and taken to the hospital.
Winter Park shooting: Suspects shot at construction workers over confrontation about stolen tools, police say
The Winter Park Police Department identified two men accused of taking tools from a home construction site in Winter Park, shooting two workers who confronted them about it, and then leading authorities on a brief pursuit that ended in Lake Mary.
The Winter Park Police Department identified two men accused of taking tools from a home construction site in Winter Park, shooting two workers who confronted them about it, and then leading authorities on a brief pursuit that ended in Lake Mary.
2 shot in Winter Park Police, 2 suspects arrested after chase ends in Lake Mary, police say
Two suspects allegedly linked to a double shooting in Winter Park have been arrested after an apparent pursuit in Lake Mary, police said.
Two suspects allegedly linked to a double shooting in Winter Park have been arrested after an apparent pursuit in Lake Mary, police said.
Florida BBB: Fake toll scam, court flyers targeting drivers
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) said a new scam involving counterfeit court notices is making the rounds. Counterfeit notices – designed to look like records from a state or county court – are demanding people pay fines ("judgments") against them for various parking or toll violations. Holly Salmons, President/CEO of the Better Business Bureau Serving Central Florida, stopped by Good Day Orlando to talk about the latest scams targeting Florida residents.
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) said a new scam involving counterfeit court notices is making the rounds. Counterfeit notices – designed to look like records from a state or county court – are demanding people pay fines ("judgments") against them for various parking or toll violations. Holly Salmons, President/CEO of the Better Business Bureau Serving Central Florida, stopped by Good Day Orlando to talk about the latest scams targeting Florida residents.