Trooper Steve on Patrol drives the outskirts and discusses future traffic around Universal Orlando's 4th theme park.

The Disney International Airport Destination Parkway Express will be known as Link 3-11 and will take passengers from Orlando International Airport with six stops along the way and back.

Officers are asking for the public’s help locating a missing 19-year-old man, according to the Orlando Police Department.

Troopers investigate a fatal wreck near ICON Park.

The Orlando Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Interstate 4 on Friday evening that briefly impacted traffic, fire officials said.

Three children hurt in the collision, first responders say.

Dockside Inn and Suites lobby (Universal)From the outside, Dockside Inn and Suites sports similar color palettes as Surfside, but as soon as you walk inside, you’re immersed in a totally different atmosphere. It’s also one of the things that differentiates Dockside Inn and Suites from Surfside Inn and Suites. The suites make up more than half the rooms at both Dockside Inn and Suites and Surfside Inn and can sleep up to six people. Outside of the rooms, Dockside Inn and Suites also has some awesome amenities. Florida residents can be among the first to stay at Dockside Inn and Suites.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – “After further review,” Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings said he would vote against the current agreement with Universal Orlando to extend Kirkman Road connecting the theme park company’s future attraction, Epic Universe. Taxes from that district go toward road improvements in the tourist district instead of items for Orange County residents, such as police departments and schools. The Universal Orlando agreement with the county would extend the taxing district to 2040, continuing to route funds into the tourist district. The Orange County Board of Commissioners was set to vote on the deal Tuesday. Demings said in a statement Friday he won’t support the agreement as is and asked the commission to re-examine the end date on the taxing district.

Officials with the Florida Department of Transportation and the I-4 Ultimate Project said the eastbound I-4 on-ramp from Universal Boulevard will close for five months beginning at 2 a.m. Monday. The closure will allow construction crews to continue building the new I-4 and Kirkman Road interchange as part of the I-4 Ultimate Project. [MAP: Check alternate routes available during closure using the map below]Drivers will now have to follow detours around the closure and enter I-4 eastbound from Kirkman Road. Motorists traveling northbound on Universal Boulevard to eastbound I-4 will continue north on Universal Boulevard, turn right onto Major Boulevard, turn right onto caravan Court, turn right onto International Drive, turn right onto Kirkman Road and then follow the signs to the eastbound I-4 on-ramp. Motorists traveling southbound on Universal Boulevard to eastbound I-4 will continue south on Universal Boulevard, turn left onto International Drive, turn left onto Kirkman Road, and then follow the signs to the eastbound I-4 on-ramp.