Oviedo Mayor Megan Sladek is asking Floridians to participate in a survey asking whether they support the banning of fluoride from drinking water.

Leaders in Oviedo are set to vote on a new mobility fee for developers all with the ultimate goal of improving congested roads.

Taxpayers in Oviedo have concerns about how the city will fund future projects. The city of Oviedo is growing, and city officials said the current water treatment facility can't keep up.

If you live in Oviedo, your water bill may go up soon.

You've probably picked which fireworks show you're going to this Fourth of July, or in the case of Oviedo, July 6.

Monday evening, Oviedo city leaders will begin a contentious debate for a third time over asking voters for millions of dollars to build a new police station

The city of Oviedo is looking to get results with a new pilot program aimed to help pedestrians when crossing busy roads.

Members of Oviedo Memorial Post 243 and the community came together in Oviedo on this Memorial Day.

Six months after voters resoundingly rejected Oviedo’s request to tear down the city’s 3-decade-old police department headquarters and rebuild it almost quadruple the size for $47 million, the city is revealing Plan B – and five other smaller, less-expensive options.

Oviedo residents are wondering where their feathered friends have gone after they were reportedly relocated from a local shopping center.

City leaders in Oviedo voted Monday to approve hundreds of new apartments at the Oviedo Mall.

Managing growth and traffic were top of mind for voters in Oviedo during last week's mayoral election.

Voters in Oviedo decided Tuesday whether to keep the city’s mayor and decide on two ballot questions that speak to the big issue in the city — how to handle growth.

Voters in five Central Florida counties went to the polls Tuesday as elections were being held in some communities.

Voters in Oviedo will decide on Tuesday, Nov. 7 whether to keep the city’s mayor, and decide on two ballot questions that speak to the big issue in the city — how to handle growth.

Seminole County announced that it will hold a public meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss possibly extending Slavia Road in Oviedo.

Oviedo City Council members voted Monday to ask residents for an additional $35.5 million to knock down the city’s existing police station and build a new one.

Hours before a public meeting, the city of Oviedo told News 6 that it hopes there will be no opposition to the annexation of the Boston Cemetery.

Oviedo Mayor Megan Sladek is asking city residents to start walking and biking more often — her proposed solution to the city's traffic and gridlock issues in areas like Mitchell Hammock Road and Oviedo on the Park.

The mayor of Oviedo said Wednesday the city is still looking for ways to fund its next budget.

The Oviedo City Council voted 4 - 0 against the final rate for the city’s fire assessment program.

The Oviedo Fire Department got a new tower truck which city leaders said will help firefighters respond to the area's booming growth.

Oviedo residents may have to pay a mandatory fee to cover the costs of their local fire department.

Oviedo High School students rushed out of their homecoming dance Saturday due to unconfirmed rumors that someone showed up with a gun, according the school’s principal

On Tuesday, residents in the City of Oviedo will vote for who they want to be their mayor this next term and the main issue leading this three-way race is growth, including traffic and development.

For the upcoming election, there are three candidates vying for mayor, including incumbent Megan Sladek.

Jim Jones remembers still remembers that day almost 60 years later. He was a junior at the Oviedo School, which served students in first through 12th grade. Jones remembers being in English class and looking out the window to see a sight he will never forget. The Oviedo Preservation Project said the plane left the Sanford Naval Air Station and malfunctioned. The Oviedo Preservation Project is dedicating the marker on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Lawton House located at 200 W. Broadway Street, Oviedo.

OVIEDO, Fla. As coronavirus cases have been on the rise in Seminole County, the mayor of Oviedo is speaking up about an executive order that mandates masks be worn in neighboring Orange County. Mayor Megan Sladek said a mandate for facial coverings is something that cannot be enforced, so she doesnt think it makes sense for her to issue an order in Oviedo. Any ordinance or mandate that cannot be enforced is rather toothless, Sladek said. Even in making a statement, it may spur change in the patterns of wearing masks by everybody in Orange County and surrounding counties as well.Sladek has been a long-time supporter of wearing masks, but said it's something that should be at the discretion of each individual. Its just not achievable.As leaders in Seminole County have been working on their own plan to help flatten the curve, Sladek said she'll continue to encourage everyone to wear masks in high-risk places.

Mayor Megan Sladek found her city at the center of the spike that encompassed most of Seminole County and released data showing that a younger population was at the center of the recent positive cases propping up those statistics. In her post, Sladek referred to herd immunity, saying that the young demographic had been wildly successful at trying to attain such immunity. Typically, at least 70% of a population must be immune to achieve herd immunity. (Seminole County)[RELATED: Oviedo at center of Seminole County coronavirus hot spot]New data shows there were 264 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Seminole County from June 8-15. Age breakout of new patients is as follows: 5 patients aged 0-10 43 patients aged 11-20 114 patients aged 21-30 36 patients aged 31-40 27 patients aged 41-50 14 patients aged 51-60 15 patients aged 61-70 7 patients aged 71-80 2 patients aged 81-90 1 patient aged 91-100Total patients hospitalized currently are on the rise, with 17 patients hospitalized today, up from five last Wednesday.

OVIEDO, Fla. New data from Seminole County leaders show strong signs of a surge in positive COVID-19 cases. Age breakout of new patients is as follows: 5 patients aged 0-10 43 patients aged 11-20 114 patients aged 21-30 36 patients aged 31-40 27 patients aged 41-50 14 patients aged 51-60 15 patients aged 61-70 7 patients aged 71-80 2 patients aged 81-90 1 patient aged 91-100Total patients hospitalized currently are on the rise, with 17 patients hospitalized today, up from five last Wednesday. "Our hope is this is a blip or an anomaly based on the holiday schedule," Seminole County Commissioner Jay Zembower said. County leaders said the Seminole County Office of Emergency Management has been under a local state of emergency since March 2. As we get hot spots, there will be trace testing or pop up testing sites, Zembower added.

The city of Oviedo is the most expensive place to rent a home in Central Florida, according to rental website RentCafe.com’s Florida October Rent Report. “We have more parkland per capita than any other town in Central Florida and it’s Seminole County,” Sladek said. So you've got newer construction, you've got luxurious apartment complexes luxurious homes for rent and townhouses for rent. I think a lot of people would prefer that than a tiny little place in downtown Orlando." Titusville has the cheapest rent in Central Florida, averaging $876 per month, according to the Yardi Matrix data.