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A man convicted in a pair of deadly hit-and-run crashes in Sanford was sentenced to life in prison.
City officials tell News 6 that they’re getting input from surrounding cities to come up with best practices for a backyard chicken program. City commissioners will get an update during the next work
Some families who live just north of the Orlando Sanford International Airport and State Road 46 are concerned about what a potential development could do to their neighborhood.
Commissioners in Seminole County voted on Tuesday to end its decades-old fluoridation program, becoming the latest local government to remove the additive from drinking water.
After nearly two decades of discussions, officials are moving closer to a decision on a proposed connector road between State Road 417 and Orlando Sanford International Airport.
Police are asking for information after four unknown people allegedly broke into and stole from a Sanford business, resulting in over $250,000 in losses.
The festival will feature over 70 breweries, vendors, food trucks and more all while benefitting animal shelters in the area.
A suspect in a 2022 Sanford shooting who was also wanted in violent home invasions and armed robberies in Georgia is now behind bars, according to an arrest report.
The Ardent Companies, a privately held real estate firm based in Atlanta, has closed on a deal for the 76-acre site in Sanford for $17 million.
The same day a confirmed EF-2 tornado hit Seminole County, the city of Sanford took action to hopefully claim millions of dollars after a different disaster.
As the Trump administration's 25% tariffs on all foreign steel and aluminum take effect, we're looking into how what's happening in Washington will impact your wallet.
A Sanford man potentially facing decades in prison for allegedly shooting and killing a teenage robbery suspect in 2019 is not immune from prosecution under Florida’s so-called “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, a judge recently ruled.
A 17-year-old was arrested after he was accused of making online threats to “shoot up” Seminole High School, according to the Sanford Police Department.
A para-professional at Seminole High School was arrested on Friday morning after a student was sprayed with water, according to the Sanford Police Department.
The Sanford Police Department credits a long-running special tactical unit – the Neighborhood Response Unit – with lowering crime.
A disturbing hostage incident at a Sanford gas station has now sparked an investigation into how officers handled the situation, according to the police department.
A 30-year-old man faces multiple charges after Sanford police said he made “vulgar sexual comments” to two young girls walking near their school, according to a news release.
Nearly four years after a pair of deadly hit-and-run crashes, the man accused in those wrecks is now facing trial.
The Sanford Police Department is searching for a man who made vulgar comments to two young girls as they were on their way home from school.
Indoor entertainment center Elev8 Fun plans to add a food hall called “Elev8 Eatz” within all its locations including in Orlando, according to a post from the company’s managing partner.
A former Central Florida mailman has agreed to plea guilty after investigators said he dumped over 1,000 pieces of mail in the woods of an Orlando neighborhood.
Several hospitals, including six in Central Florida, are suing UnitedHealthcare for underpaying for emergency services provided, according to court records.
Of the three men arrested after a deadly shooting in the parking lot of a Sanford Best Buy, two have been indicted on murder charges while a state attorney’s office has charged the other.
With highs now climbing into the 70s, Central Florida is no longer in the top 10 for the coldest January on record
A ceremony is being held at a Seminole County fire station to honor Mason Brown, who used CPR to help save his father-in-law's life, according to the fire department.
If you're looking for new educational opportunities for your child, magnet school applications are now open.
The third suspect in the deadly shooting outside a Sanford Best Buy last month was arrested on Saturday, according to a news release.
Police announced they are searching for a final suspect after a man was shot to death in the parking lot of a Sanford Best Buy store last month.
Although a deal is still being finalized, interior stores at the Seminole Towne Center will soon be closing.
Jeremi Sensky remains in a New Orleans hospital, four days after he was nearly killed by a truck that plowed through a New Year’s celebration on Bourbon Street.
We’ll examine the changes, discuss their potential impact on traffic, and share insights on what drivers can expect in the coming weeks.
Two women accused in a fatal shooting that Sanford police said was livestreamed have been indicted on murder charges, according to the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office.
All of the adoptions at this event are sponsored by local businesses and community leaders, which means anyone who adopts a dog or cat during the event will not pay an adoption fee.
After dark, the zoo lights up with dozens of larger-than-life lanterns highlighting different animals and Asian culture.
A victim was rescued after jumping into the St. Johns River near Sanford following a crash and a close call with a tractor-trailer.
From markets to festivals to drive-through displays, the options are endless when it comes to holiday fun.
In a release, DOJ officials said that the man — Alan Filion, 18 — admitted to making over 375 swatting and threat calls between August 2022 and January 2024.
Seminole County residents can now register for disaster recovery assistance at a newly opened FEMA pop-up registration site at the Westside Community Center in Sanford.
With one location in Lake Mary, Diaz expanded to downtown Sanford just over a year ago. In recent weeks, he’s found himself facing significant financial challenges.
Many communities along the St. Johns River are still dealing with major flooding. Predictions show the water levels could soon drop — very slowly.
Sanford Brewing Company embarked on a weekend of all-day happy hour and cash-only sales that went directly to employees amid concerns over the future.
Officials in Sanford have filed a lawsuit against the companies it believes are responsible for contaminating the city’s water.
The section of State Road 46 west of French Ave is experiencing a major transformation, but with construction cones, barrels, and shifting lanes, it’s clear that drivers are facing challenges navigating the area.
As Central Florida continues to deal with flood concerns, a cool and breezy weather pattern is providing some temporary relief. While the absence of rain is promising for those dealing with flood aftermaths, residents in affected areas are warned to remain prepared for further rises in water levels.
To help ensure safety and care for patients, HCA Florida Lake Monroe Hospital is installing a Tiger Dam Flood Barrier around the facility.
Water levels are high and concerning in Seminole County as residents wait to see what Hurricane Helene brings. The St. Johns River near Lake Monroe is already inches below the action stage from the summer storms a few weeks ago.
Throughout the summer, the Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens has hosted special events dedicated to cultural enrichment, and the final Sunset at the Zoo will be a celebration of Hispanic heritage.
The beleaguered Seminole Towne Center has a new owner, just months after another group purchased the mall with promises of revitalizing the aging property.
Two boys, ages 15 and 17, have been indicted on attempted robbery and first-degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of a man who Sanford police say was killed while trying to sell a pair of headphones.
Seminole High School will see an increased presence of law enforcement on Thursday amid what the school’s principals call a rumored, possible threat on campus.
A Volusia County man who founded a special needs program is accused of sexually abusing minors, according to the FBI.
If the commission decides to approve the adjustments, the average utility bill for 6,000 gallons of water and sewer per month would see an overall increase of 7% to $86.34.
