Mike Valente
Community Correspondent
Mike joined WKMG-TV in January 2025.
Mike joined WKMG-TV in January 2025.
A pastor from Polk County is eager to get back to Florida after managing to leave Israel amidst escalating violence in the Middle East.
Surveillance video played for the first time in an Orange County courtroom Monday showed the moments leading up to the fatal shooting outside an Orlando nightclub late last month, as well as the incident itself.
Surveillance video capturing a fatal shooting outside an Orlando nightclub last weekend will be shown in court, defense attorney Mark O’Mara told News 6.
Orange-Osceola State Attorney Monique Worrell announced a grand jury had indicted Ahmad Jihad Bojeh with three counts of first-degree murder.
Cape Canaveral discusses the idea of what options would be available if the coast dealt with any damage from launches of larger rockets.
Amid a legal dispute between two Apopka candidates for mayor, a circuit judge in Orange County has set a trial date for July 2027 — more than a year after next month’s municipal elections.
A husband and wife who practice real estate in Central Florida were reunited Thursday for the first time since they were detained by federal immigration agents in early January.
During Tuesday’s regularly scheduled Orange County Commission meeting, members of the public and at least three commissioners advocated for the county to pursue a lawsuit over its relationship with ICE, but Mayor Jerry Demings pumped the brakes on the idea.
A federal judge based in Orlando Monday expressed frustration over a recent social media post made by United States Attorney General Pam Bondi.
A Venezuelan national who has been held for nearly 30 days in the Orange County Jail is entitled to a bond hearing in immigration court, a federal judge ruled Thursday. He's the latest immigrant detainee to go before the court in a habeas corpus case.
Federal judges in two separate hearings in Orlando on Tuesday admonished U.S. attorneys over immigration cases and released the detainees. They're the latest defendants who have successfully argued that the government is unlawfully detaining them.