Man shot, killed after dispute in Orlando, police say

One man was killed overnight following an altercation with another man early Sunday, according to officers with the Orlando Police Department. The suspect faces a charge of second degree murder, jail records show.

Orange County seeks higher federal payments for housing ICE detainees

Leaders in Orange County are pressing the federal government to increase reimbursement rates for inmates housed at the county jail on behalf of U.S. immigration authorities.

Downtown Winter Garden businesses forced to close or relocate after building sale

Several longtime businesses in downtown Winter Garden are being forced to close after the sale of their building, raising concerns among owners and customers about the future of the city’s historic charm.

Hundreds of dead fish wash up along Lake Apopka shoreline

Several hundred dead fish are floating along the shoreline of Lake Apopka near Winter Garden, startling visitors to Newton Park with both the sight and the smell.

Funding secured for IDignity services: Helping U.S. citizens get IDs for jobs, bank accounts, shelters

Orange County officials are moving forward with plans to provide free assistance to U.S. citizens looking to gain identification cards to apply for jobs, get a bank account or sign up for a shelter. 

Do you recognize them? Orlando Police search for suspects in home invasion robbery

The Orlando Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying three people caught on surveillance footage on Feb. 4 who are suspects of a home invasion robbery.

Universal Orlando rolls out weeklong ticket option that includes Epic

Universal Orlando has rolled out a new weeklong ticket that includes park-to-park access to all of its parks, including Epic Universe.

IDignity grows, providing free help to U.S. residents to get IDs
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FULL PRESS CONFERENCE | In a Feb. 19 press conference, Orange County leaders and tax collectors supported IDignity, whose mission to provide free help to U.S. citizens in gaining identification cards to apply for jobs, access shelters or open a bank account. 

Worrell seeks restoration of federal victim services funding, claims AG Uthmeier is withholding money

State Attorney Monique Worrell is urging Florida officials to reverse changes to a federal victim services contract that she says could significantly reduce support for crime victims in the Orlando area.

Man accused of killing 3 tourists refuses court-ordered evaluations, authorities say

Ahmad Bojeh, accused of killing three tourists in what authorities describe as cold-blooded attacks, continues to refuse court-ordered medical evaluations, prosecutors said.