Altamonte Mall vending machines provide items to those in need. Here’s how they work
Read full article: Altamonte Mall vending machines provide items to those in need. Here’s how they workThis isn’t your typical vending machine — it’s The Light the World Giving Machine, giving-focused vending machines sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, set up inside the Altamonte Springs Mall.
Eustis residents return home as Creek Run Lane reopens
Read full article: Eustis residents return home as Creek Run Lane reopensResidents of Creek Run Lane in Eustis returned home Thursday evening after crews completed emergency road repairs in just six days, marking a significant milestone in the city’s recovery from last month’s devastating floods.
Spring Ridge Estates residents allowed to return after culvert collapses
Read full article: Spring Ridge Estates residents allowed to return after culvert collapsesResidents of the Spring Ridge Estates neighborhood are being allowed back into their homes after weeks of evacuation prompted by heavy flooding that partially collapsed a culvert system.
Orlando church hosts nighttime food drive to meet growing demand amid rising costs
Read full article: Orlando church hosts nighttime food drive to meet growing demand amid rising costsWith the pause in SNAP benefits, delayed pay for some federal workers, and rising grocery prices, food pantries across Central Florida say demand for donations is surging.
Where to find help with food in Central Florida
Read full article: Where to find help with food in Central FloridaAs the government shutdown continues, federal employees are working without paychecks, and starting Nov. 1, federal SNAP benefits will not be available. If you or someone you know needs help with food donations, check out these websites to find programs near you.
Health department orders Mims mobile home park owner to fix leaking, caved-in septic tanks
Read full article: Health department orders Mims mobile home park owner to fix leaking, caved-in septic tanksThere’s hope, finally, for people at a Brevard County mobile home park that a smelly situation could finally get fixed.
Orange County Commission adopts new map after months of long redistricting process
Read full article: Orange County Commission adopts new map after months of long redistricting processOrange County commissioners voted Tuesday to adopt a final map for the county, nearly a year after the passage of a measure to expand the number of commission districts.
Building developments blamed for flooding in Edgewater neighborhood
Read full article: Building developments blamed for flooding in Edgewater neighborhoodEdgewater residents living in the Florida Shores neighborhood believe all the new developments in the area are causing their streets to flood every time a heavy rain rolls in.
‘Ecstatic:’ Neighbors’ complaints finally get Melbourne squatter house demolished
Read full article: ‘Ecstatic:’ Neighbors’ complaints finally get Melbourne squatter house demolishedThey complained, called law enforcement, and contacted their county commissioners, and now, some neighbors can finally celebrate seeing homes they said were overrun by squatters get knocked to the ground.
Illegal dumping problems persist in Pine Hills even with new security cameras
Read full article: Illegal dumping problems persist in Pine Hills even with new security camerasIt seemed like David Sleiman’s nightmare was over when Orange County crews installed surveillance cameras and cleaned up dozens of pieces of trash illegally dumped on his property off Concord Avenue earlier this year.
Winter Garden pet owner warns others after she fears pet was attacked by coyote
Read full article: Winter Garden pet owner warns others after she fears pet was attacked by coyoteFor a pet owner in Winter Garden, she fears her missing cat may have been attacked by a coyote, and now, she is warning her community.
New Clermont flagpole policy addresses American flag display rules
Read full article: New Clermont flagpole policy addresses American flag display rulesThe Clermont City Council voted Tuesday to approve an ordinance that eliminates most flagpole height restrictions, effectively allowing the controversial Camping World Stadium's Clermont dealership flag to remain in place.
City of Daytona Beach may pay $1M to fix hazardous sidewalks in Mosaic neighborhood
Read full article: City of Daytona Beach may pay $1M to fix hazardous sidewalks in Mosaic neighborhoodDaytona Beach residents in the Mosaic neighborhood off LPGA Boulevard are asking for help after dozens have been injured on flooded sidewalks. Residents say over 40 people slipped and fell on these sidewalks in the first six months of 2025 alone.
Vine Street Community Redevelopment Area aims to balance growth with neighborhood character
Read full article: Vine Street Community Redevelopment Area aims to balance growth with neighborhood characterWith rapid development reshaping Osceola County, city officials in Kissimmee are moving forward with a long-term plan to revitalize an approximately 5-mile section of Vine Street while seeking to create neighborhood charm.
Palm Bay councilman dedicates Charlie Kirk march to ‘all victims of left-wing evil’
Read full article: Palm Bay councilman dedicates Charlie Kirk march to ‘all victims of left-wing evil’Langevin’s flyer asks participants to write the name or print the picture of someone who died as a result of “soft-on-crime policies,” “inept military leadership,” or “illegal immigration.”
Central Florida veteran to receive new home after crash destroyed his trailer
Read full article: Central Florida veteran to receive new home after crash destroyed his trailerA Korean War veteran in Ocklawaha is one step closer to moving into a new home after a crash left his trailer unlivable last month.
Casselberry volunteers transform yards in ‘Neighbor to Neighbor’ event
Read full article: Casselberry volunteers transform yards in ‘Neighbor to Neighbor’ eventVolunteers from across Casselberry spent Saturday morning clearing overgrown yards, hauling away junk, and helping homeowners bring their properties up to code as part of the Neighbor to Neighbor event organized by the local nonprofit Community Flourishing Initiatives.
‘Cows and Cabs’ returns to Winter Park, raising funds for Central Florida charities
Read full article: ‘Cows and Cabs’ returns to Winter Park, raising funds for Central Florida charities“Cows and Cabs” is gearing up for another year in Winter Park, continuing its mission to raise money for Central Florida charities.
Petition raises concerns over Christmas celebrations in Winter Park
Read full article: Petition raises concerns over Christmas celebrations in Winter ParkA petition circulating in Winter Park is raising concerns that city officials plan to downplay Christmas in local holiday celebrations, but leaders say that perception isn’t accurate.
‘Phenomenal to be back:’ Neighbors celebrate community center’s reopening after roof collapse
Read full article: ‘Phenomenal to be back:’ Neighbors celebrate community center’s reopening after roof collapseAfter standing proud for 37 years, neighbors were suddenly without a beloved community center, all because of dangerous Central Florida storms.
‘Keep it in Texas:’ Brevard County residents worry about environment, public safety at Starship meeting
Read full article: ‘Keep it in Texas:’ Brevard County residents worry about environment, public safety at Starship meetingAs SpaceX celebrated its tenth test launch Starship launches 10th flight test of its giant rocket expected to land astronauts on the moon, not everyone is just as excited about Starship’s future.
National Hair Loss Awareness Month shows issue doesn’t just affect men
Read full article: National Hair Loss Awareness Month shows issue doesn’t just affect menDid you know women make up approximately 40% of hair-loss sufferers? News 6's Lisa Bell visits a College Park wig shop whose owner is working to make a difference.
2,000 volunteers needed to pack 1M meals for Central Florida families
Read full article: 2,000 volunteers needed to pack 1M meals for Central Florida familiesMore than 2,000 volunteers are expected to come together and help with the third annual Light Orlando Hunger Drive at the Central Florida Fairgrounds.