An Apopka police officer helped deliver a baby on Monday after receiving a 911 call about a woman in labor.

An injured Orange County master deputy was able to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wedding on Saturday, according to a social media post by the law enforcement agency.

Meet babies Olivia, Oliver, Johnny, Ruben, Shabinsky and Jakai – Central Florida’s first babes of the new year.

The Titusville Police Department had the chance to play Santa while providing gifts to children and seniors with two holiday events, according to news releases from the city.

Without much snow, the employees improvised, and a viral video was born.

It seems like it’s colder than usual just about everywhere in the country these days, which is obviously making a lot of folks sick and tired of the chilly weather.

Don't go hungry this Thanksgiving and be sure to plan your food shopping around your favorite grocer's holiday hours.

Central Floridians are set to get new ALDI stores in Deltona, Orlando, St. Cloud, Melbourne, Ormond Beach, Port St. John and Leesburg, according to an ALDI spokesperson.

Hurricane Helene, a major storm that made landfall in late September in Taylor County, inflicted up to $162.2 million in agricultural losses in Florida.

In downtown Orlando, keen-eyed bargoers might discover this old-fashioned cocktail lounge tucked away in a local building.

If you don’t feel like cooking on Thanksgiving, check out these Orlando-area restaurants that will open their doors for a holiday feast.

One of the biggest obstacles to landing a job or changing careers for many adults is the lack of experience. But a unique culinary program at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is making a difference.

A push by New York City jail officials to block people detained at Rikers Island from receiving physical mail was based on faulty fentanyl test strips that overstated the influx of contraband sent through the mail.

The right-to-die activist behind a new “suicide capsule” says he rejects “absurd” allegations that the U.S. woman who was said to be its first user may have actually been strangled.

Experts say people shopping for health insurance right now should look beyond price when searching for coverage for next year.

The World Health Organization has authorized the first mpox vaccine for children.