Check out the Player of the Week featuring Trey Butkowski of Lake Nona High School.

Police in Orlando arrested a 16-year-old girl Friday, accused of threatening a public official on social media.

Golfers have teed it up at Eagle Creek Golf Club for nearly 20 years, but folks who live in the sprawling golf community in Lake Nona say they're worried about the future after learning a portion of the golf course could be reduced for hundreds of new apartments.

Instead of looking at a screen and answering questions via chat, Shannon Hayes is attending class at Lake Nona High School with a little help from a robot.

As Lake Nona High School agriscience students head back to class, they will have plenty of crops to harvest thanks to some new technology.

Instead of looking at a screen and answering questions via chat, Shannon Hayes is attending class at Lake Nona High School with a little help from a robot.

A Lake Nona High School senior was awarded a big honor over the summer.

Check out the Sonic Prep Player of the Week featuring Harry Michalowski from Lake Nona High School.

A Lake Nona High School student found a stray bullet in a locker room on campus Thursday, according to a representative with Seminole County Public Schools.

An 18-year-old Lake Nona High School student was arrested Monday in connection with a house party that left four teens injured, including a girl who was dragged under a car for 450 feet, Polk County sheriff’s officials said. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office said Mateo Pinzon Penagos was arrested in Orlando on charges of burglary with damages over $1,000, criminal use of personal identification and allowing minors alcohol at an open house party. Sheriff’s officials said the vacation home sustained more than $2,000 in damage, and detectives later determined that it was hosted by Penagos. They said they were also able to locate witnesses who saw Penagos with the stolen identification and had first-hand knowledge that he was responsible for arranging the open house party. “At the very least, open house parties are loud and disruptive to neighborhoods and leave litter and damages behind,” Judd said.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Monday marked the first day of football practice for Orange County Public Schools. One football dad, Scott Morrell, said his son, Dakota, is a senior quarterback for Lake Nona High School and was looking forward to seeing his son play his final year. With COVID-19, and not knowing what this season would look like, Morrell said they celebrated when they heard from Orange County Public Schools that Varsity would be playing this Fall. It’s a season Morrell said he hopes will lead to a scholarship for his son, but fears what could happen if someone contracts coronavirus. “Whatever concessions we need to make to get them on the field, we’re willing to do right now,” said Morrell.