
Shooting breaks out at family festival in Apopka injuring one, two people detained, police say
Read full article: Shooting breaks out at family festival in Apopka injuring one, two people detained, police sayOne person is in the hospital, and two others detained, after a shooting at an Apopka family festival Friday night. That’s all according to Apopka Police. Officers say the shooting happened at the Fall Family Festival at Kit Land Nelson Park at 10 South Forest Avenue late Friday into early Saturday morning.

A water dispute between two Central Florida cities: How Apopka plans to fix a multimillion-gallon problem
Read full article: A water dispute between two Central Florida cities: How Apopka plans to fix a multimillion-gallon problemA construction sign, heavy equipment and small purple utility flags mark the site of an infrastructure project in northwest Apopka.

‘Just paint it:’ Apopka gets nearly $6M to fix reclaimed-water pressure problems affecting northern neighborhoods
Read full article: ‘Just paint it:’ Apopka gets nearly $6M to fix reclaimed-water pressure problems affecting northern neighborhoodsAfter years of reclaimed-water pressure problems affecting neighborhoods across northern Apopka, the city has secured nearly $5.8 million in state funding to address a missing pipeline connection that officials say has restricted water delivery to thousands of households.

Here’s every child sex predator arrested in Polk County’s biggest sting
Read full article: Here’s every child sex predator arrested in Polk County’s biggest stingAfter the Polk County Sheriff’s Office announced the results of its largest-ever undercover operation on Friday, News 6 has obtained a list of suspects who were nabbed in the investigation — including a local sports coach, Disney employees, and an ex-Mickey mouse character.

After residents speak out, Orange County speeds up Apopka crosswalk improvements
Read full article: After residents speak out, Orange County speeds up Apopka crosswalk improvementsA week can make a big difference at the intersection of Apopka Boulevard and Sheeler Avenue, where residents who once questioned when unfinished pedestrian safety improvements would be completed are now seeing crews put the finishing touches on new crosswalks.

‘Smoke signals’ uncover hidden sewer problems in Apopka; more than 40 locations flagged on crew map
Read full article: ‘Smoke signals’ uncover hidden sewer problems in Apopka; more than 40 locations flagged on crew mapA rumbling engine, a cloud of white smoke and a patch of grass along East Third Street might not seem like the makings of an underground investigation.

Apopka property racks up $5.6M in fines, but city says settlement could drop to $22,000
Read full article: Apopka property racks up $5.6M in fines, but city says settlement could drop to $22,000A property in Apopka has accumulated more than $5.6 million in code enforcement fines over nearly eight years. But instead of collecting millions, the city could ultimately settle the case for approximately $22,000.

‘You gamble:’ Pedestrians raise safety concerns as Apopka intersection improvements remain unfinished
Read full article: ‘You gamble:’ Pedestrians raise safety concerns as Apopka intersection improvements remain unfinishedFor people walking across the intersection of Apopka Boulevard and Sheeler Avenue, something as simple as getting to the other side of the street can feel like taking a chance with their lives.

Who pays for Apopka’s growth? City examines developer fees as residents face higher taxes
Read full article: Who pays for Apopka’s growth? City examines developer fees as residents face higher taxesNew homes, expanding neighborhoods and construction projects have become familiar sights across Apopka. But behind that growth is a financial question affecting both developers and the people who already call the city home: who pays for the infrastructure needed to support it all?

55 new homes proposed along Apopka’s Golden Gem Road as neighbors question whether area can keep up
Read full article: 55 new homes proposed along Apopka’s Golden Gem Road as neighbors question whether area can keep upConstruction is already a familiar sight around Apopka’s rapidly developing Kelly Park corridor. New neighborhoods are taking shape, roads are seeing more activity, and longtime residents are watching the landscape change. Now, another 55 homes could be coming to Golden Gem Road.

Apopka police search for missing, endangered 65-year-old man
Read full article: Apopka police search for missing, endangered 65-year-old manThe Apopka Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding 65-year-old Robert Lee Britten, who was last seen Oct. 13 in Apopka and is considered missing and endangered.

‘They’re deadly’: Orange County residents avoid going out without repellent as county sprays for mosquitoes
Read full article: ‘They’re deadly’: Orange County residents avoid going out without repellent as county sprays for mosquitoesOrange County is taking its fight against mosquitoes to the skies after reporting five locally acquired cases of dengue fever, a mosquito-borne virus that can cause severe illness. The county plans to conduct aerial mosquito spraying in targeted areas of Apopka and Pine Hills in an effort to reduce the mosquito population.

Nearly a month after News 6 first reported on cluttered Apopka home, city plans next enforcement step
Read full article: Nearly a month after News 6 first reported on cluttered Apopka home, city plans next enforcement stepNearly a month after News 6 first reported on a property covered in shopping carts, discarded furniture and piles of debris, the clutter remains, and the city of Apopka is preparing to take another step in its code enforcement case.

2 more locally acquired dengue cases confirmed in Orange County; aerial spraying planned
Read full article: 2 more locally acquired dengue cases confirmed in Orange County; aerial spraying plannedTwo more locally acquired cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in Orange County, bringing the county’s total to five, according to the Florida Department of Health. County officials are urging everyone to check around homes for standing water and dump it out.

South Apopka annexation study says plan is feasible, but projects roughly $5.5M annual gap
Read full article: South Apopka annexation study says plan is feasible, but projects roughly $5.5M annual gapA new city-commissioned study says South Apopka could legally and physically be brought into the City of Apopka — but doing so would come with significant costs, new staffing needs and potentially years of infrastructure work.

2 Apopka city employees let go due to ‘reorganization’
Read full article: 2 Apopka city employees let go due to ‘reorganization’News 6 learned Saturday that Apopka Mayor Nick Nesta has let go of two city employees. In a letter from the city’s director of HR, it’s announced that Interim City Administrator Radley Williams and Finance Director Blanche Sherman were “separated from employment” due to a reorganization

Apopka renter faces $30K utility balance after water use tops 1M gallons in latest billing period
Read full article: Apopka renter faces $30K utility balance after water use tops 1M gallons in latest billing periodCity records show water use at the East First Street property climbed sharply over several months before reaching 1,015,601 gallons during the latest billing period, which ran from Aug. 3 through Sept. 3.

‘Leave no pup behind:’ Pilots fly rescued puppies into Central Florida
Read full article: ‘Leave no pup behind:’ Pilots fly rescued puppies into Central FloridaFive puppies are now a step closer to finding loving homes after Puppy Rescue Flights completed a rescue mission from Alabama to Central Florida over the weekend.

‘Leave no pup behind:’ Pilots fly rescued puppies into Central Florida
Read full article: ‘Leave no pup behind:’ Pilots fly rescued puppies into Central FloridaFive puppies are now a step closer to finding loving homes after Puppy Rescue Flights completed a rescue mission from Alabama to Central Florida over the weekend.

Shopping carts, furniture and piles of debris cover Apopka yard as neighbors ask: When will it be cleaned up?
Read full article: Shopping carts, furniture and piles of debris cover Apopka yard as neighbors ask: When will it be cleaned up?For neighbors along Partnership Hills Drive, the striking appearance is only part of the frustration. They want to know when it will actually be cleaned up.

44-year-old water main break undermines area of Welch Road in Apopka
Read full article: 44-year-old water main break undermines area of Welch Road in ApopkaDrivers are asked to use alternate routes until the area is cleared. Drivers who must travel the area are urged caution and remain alert for emergency vehicles.

Apopka begins water-bill credits for about 500 accounts after meter problems; city says issue isn’t fully fixed
Read full article: Apopka begins water-bill credits for about 500 accounts after meter problems; city says issue isn’t fully fixedAbout 500 Apopka utility accounts are expected to receive credits after water-meter and equipment problems contributed to estimated billing and back-billing — and the city now acknowledges the underlying meter problem is still not completely resolved.

Apopka HR investigation details staff complaints against Commissioner Nadia Anderson
Read full article: Apopka HR investigation details staff complaints against Commissioner Nadia AndersonAn internal City of Apopka investigation details complaints from three planning employees who raised concerns about Commissioner Nadia Anderson’s conduct during a meeting over a proposed development — including one planning manager who said he interpreted her comments as an attempt to intimidate staff.

Orange County Dist. 2 candidates talk water, traffic and property taxes ahead of 2026 runoff
Read full article: Orange County Dist. 2 candidates talk water, traffic and property taxes ahead of 2026 runoffThe race for Orange County Commission District 2 is heading to a November runoff, with former state Rep. Kamia Brown facing incumbent Commissioner Mike Crabb.

Apopka commissioners OK rate hikes for water, sewer, garbage
Read full article: Apopka commissioners OK rate hikes for water, sewer, garbageCity of Apopka residents will pay more for water, sewer and garbage pickup starting Oct. 1. On Wednesday, commissioners unanimously approved a 6% rate hike for water, sewer and reclaimed water, as well as a 6.5% rate hike for garbage.

Ocoee-Apopka Road widening project could be completed by 2030
Read full article: Ocoee-Apopka Road widening project could be completed by 2030Ocoee-Apopka Road, from Harmon Road to South Hawthorne Avenue, is expected to be widened from two lanes to four. The project also includes multi-use paths, bike lanes, improved drainage and smart lighting.

Apopka crypto scams are climbing. One victim lost more than $50K — here’s how the scheme works
Read full article: Apopka crypto scams are climbing. One victim lost more than $50K — here’s how the scheme worksA phone call or message creates the crisis. The person on the other end says your bank account has a problem, your computer has been hacked or you could be in serious trouble. Then comes the pressure: act now.

Apopka’s Kelly Park Road widening hits funding snag
Read full article: Apopka’s Kelly Park Road widening hits funding snagA May City of Apopka notice says committed funding is insufficient to complete the Kelly Park Road widening project. The document lists a $13.7 million estimated funding deficiency, while the city says the shortfall against the developers’ $20 million funding cap was about $1.05 million at the time of the notice.

Apopka water billing changes spark questions over new card fee, meter accuracy
Read full article: Apopka water billing changes spark questions over new card fee, meter accuracyThe City of Apopka addressed the concerns in a Facebook post, explaining that its Finance Department recently moved water payments to a temporary payment system while the city prepares to launch a new permanent financial operating system in October.

Apopka to pause hirings for new positions temporarily amid budget concerns
Read full article: Apopka to pause hirings for new positions temporarily amid budget concernsThe City of Apopka is hitting pause on hiring for vacant city positions, at least for a few months, while officials review city needs and responsibilities. This also comes amid concerns about hiring and the possibility of raising property taxes. The city released a public notice about the hiring freeze on Wednesday.

‘We heard a loud bang:’ Father describes traumatic drive to school after deadly shooting in Apopka
Read full article: ‘We heard a loud bang:’ Father describes traumatic drive to school after deadly shooting in ApopkaDeputies say a bystander tried to intervene in a fight in the area of Plymouth Sorrento Road and West Ponkan Road in Apopka this morning and was shot and killed.

Apopka utility bills could rise again this fall — and property taxes may climb, too
Read full article: Apopka utility bills could rise again this fall — and property taxes may climb, tooApopka residents could soon pay more for nearly every service listed on their city utility bill, adding another potential household expense as city leaders also consider a higher property-tax rate.

Apopka says drinking water is safe as state investigates 11 possible system violations
Read full article: Apopka says drinking water is safe as state investigates 11 possible system violationsAfter residents and business owners repeatedly raised concerns about water quality with News 6, records and responses from the City of Apopka and state environmental regulators reveal two conclusions that can exist at the same time.

Walmart drone delivery takes off in Apopka, bringing convenience — and questions — overhead
Read full article: Walmart drone delivery takes off in Apopka, bringing convenience — and questions — overheadA portion of an Apopka Walmart parking lot is now serving as a runway for a new kind of delivery service — one that bypasses Central Florida roads and carries customers’ orders through the sky.

Trooper Steve reflects on nearly 10 years at News 6 as he heads to new role in Apopka
Read full article: Trooper Steve reflects on nearly 10 years at News 6 as he heads to new role in ApopkaAfter nearly a decade on News 6 mornings, “Trooper Steve” reflects on the moments that mattered — from traffic safety to community events — and explains what’s next as Apopka’s director of public information.

Apopka residents blast proposed 32% millage hike, citing flooding, crumbling roads and rising costs
Read full article: Apopka residents blast proposed 32% millage hike, citing flooding, crumbling roads and rising costsApopka residents packed a special city meeting Monday night, airing frustration over flooding and poor road conditions as commissioners debated a proposed 32% millage rate increase.

Apopka’s proposed property tax rate hike leaves neighbors wondering where the money would go
Read full article: Apopka’s proposed property tax rate hike leaves neighbors wondering where the money would goAhead of a vote that could increase property tax rates in Apopka, News 6 sent city leaders five questions, including what specific services, positions or projects the additional money would fund; what could be reduced under a lower rate; and why the city continues to face a budget gap as its population and tax base grow. Monday’s decision will establish the maximum rate the city may consider through the remainder of the budget process.

Apopka leaders weigh 32% property tax hike ahead of state deadline
Read full article: Apopka leaders weigh 32% property tax hike ahead of state deadlineThe proposal would increase the millage rate by 0.75 and generate an additional $6.6 million for the city. For homeowners with a $300,000 property, the increase would mean about $187 more per year in taxes.

Speed cameras coming to Apopka school after study flags high speeds, heavy traffic
Read full article: Speed cameras coming to Apopka school after study flags high speeds, heavy trafficOrange County plans to install an automated speed camera near Rock Springs Elementary School following a traffic study that confirmed dangerous speeding along Rock Springs Road.

Apopka commission deadlocks on proposed property tax increase as budget deadline nears
Read full article: Apopka commission deadlocks on proposed property tax increase as budget deadline nearsThe Apopka City Commission failed to reach a unanimous agreement Wednesday on a proposed property tax millage rate for the upcoming fiscal year, delaying a decision as city leaders face a deadline to finalize next year’s budget.

Apopka community honors fallen firefighter Austin Duran
Read full article: Apopka community honors fallen firefighter Austin DuranCommunity members gathered in Apopka early Saturday morning for a memorial workout honoring fallen firefighter Austin Duran, whose legacy continues through a nonprofit dedicated to firefighter safety and community support.

Trooper Steve on Patrol: 15 Days of Hope honors legacy of fallen Apopka firefighter
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol: 15 Days of Hope honors legacy of fallen Apopka firefighterCentral Florida communities will gather this weekend for the annual 15 Days of Hope, honoring fallen Apopka firefighter Austin Duran through a community workout and inaugural 5K while supporting The 2650 Foundation's mission to serve first responders and their families.

6-year-old flags driver after drunk mom passes out on highway, Apopka police say
Read full article: 6-year-old flags driver after drunk mom passes out on highway, Apopka police sayPolice said the incident happened on Tuesday evening along State Road 414, where the girl was seen waving her arms to get help outside an SUV on the side of the highway.

Neighbors split as Apopka weighs slowing traffic on Boy Scout Road
Read full article: Neighbors split as Apopka weighs slowing traffic on Boy Scout RoadA stretch of Boy Scout Road in Apopka is drawing new attention as the city considers lowering the speed limit in response to concerns about speeding and safety.

Apopka man accused in Goliath Ventures Ponzi scheme pleads guilty, court records show
Read full article: Apopka man accused in Goliath Ventures Ponzi scheme pleads guilty, court records showAn Apopka man accused of running a massive cryptocurrency investment fraud through Goliath Ventures has agreed to plead guilty, according to court records obtained by News 6 on Tuesday.

Family, friends honor Apopka soldier Mariyah Collington during celebration of life
Read full article: Family, friends honor Apopka soldier Mariyah Collington during celebration of lifeFamily, friends and fellow soldiers gathered Saturday in Apopka to celebrate the life of Army Specialist Mariyah Collington, a 19-year-old soldier who died while serving in Morocco.

‘Pranking a friend:’ Winter Garden sergeant planted tracker on woman’s car, Apopka police say
Read full article: ‘Pranking a friend:’ Winter Garden sergeant planted tracker on woman’s car, Apopka police sayAccording to the arrest affidavit, a witness saw Bryan Stubbs tampering with the vehicle of a bowling alley employee. A mechanic later found a tracking device attached to the vehicle, Apopka police said.

News 6 investigation into mysterious mail prompts fraud arrest
Read full article: News 6 investigation into mysterious mail prompts fraud arrestAn Emmy award-winning News 6 investigation into hundreds of traffic citations and toll bills suspiciously mailed to an Apopka family’s home has prompted the arrest of a convicted sex offender on fraud charges.

‘She will never be forgotten:’ Family mourns Tavares soldier Mariyah Collington
Read full article: ‘She will never be forgotten:’ Family mourns Tavares soldier Mariyah CollingtonThe family of Army Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington gathered Wednesday at the Orlando Executive Airport for a dignified transfer — the formal military ceremony honoring the return of a fallen service member’s remains.

Apopka may scrap downtown revitalization deal after developer misses key deadline
Read full article: Apopka may scrap downtown revitalization deal after developer misses key deadlineApopka city leaders are preparing to vote on a notice of default against the developer behind the long-stalled Station Street revitalization project, which could end the city's downtown overhaul plans entirely.

Trooper Steve on Patrol visits Apopka for Memorial Day remembrance
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol visits Apopka for Memorial Day remembranceTrooper Steve on Patrol stopped by the city’s Memorial Day service to take in the powerful ceremony and speak with some of the people who continue working to make sure those sacrifices are never forgotten.

Apopka man arrested after road rage shooting sends bullet through driver’s window, police say
Read full article: Apopka man arrested after road rage shooting sends bullet through driver’s window, police sayApopka Police Department said a local man was arrested after investigators linked him to a road rage shooting that sent a bullet through a woman’s car window.

Apopka’s Christy Martin honored for advocacy
Read full article: Apopka’s Christy Martin honored for advocacyApopka resident and Boxing Hall of Famer Christy Martin was honored for her support of domestic violence survivors, receiving a national Purple Ribbon Award. She talks with WKMG Sports Director Jamie Seh.

Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Apopka, troopers say
Read full article: Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Apopka, troopers sayAccording to an FHP report, an unknown vehicle was traveling south on Marvin C. Zanders Avenue when it struck a pedestrian who was “possibly laying in the southbound travel lane”, north of West 17th Street.

Apopka resident waits weeks for repairs after high-speed chase
Read full article: Apopka resident waits weeks for repairs after high-speed chaseA high-speed Florida Highway Patrol chase ended with a car crashing through a brick wall in the Chelsea Park neighborhood of Apopka, causing ongoing frustration for resident Pat Oates whose property was affected.

Apopka police search for driver in hit-and-run that left man critically injured
Read full article: Apopka police search for driver in hit-and-run that left man critically injuredPolice in Apopka are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a 43-year-old man was critically injured while crossing Orange Blossom Trail.

2 arrested after gunfire damages vehicles, fence in Apopka, police say
Read full article: 2 arrested after gunfire damages vehicles, fence in Apopka, police sayTwo men were arrested after shots were reported near Martin Street and North Maine Avenue, where vehicles and a fence were hit by gunfire, police said.

Weeks-long road closure ahead as Apopka tackles expanding street collapse
Read full article: Weeks-long road closure ahead as Apopka tackles expanding street collapseApopka is spending $700,000 to repair a widening collapse on Wolf Creek Court, where residents say years of sinking ground could be getting worse.

What the Apopka mayor’s race candidates think about growth, property taxes and the future of downtown
Read full article: What the Apopka mayor’s race candidates think about growth, property taxes and the future of downtownThe runoff election for Apopka mayor is Tuesday, April 14 and early voting is underway. News 6’s Matt Austin joined the Orlando Sentinel to interview the mayoral candidates about growth and development in the city, the future of the downtown area, and what happens if voters eliminate property taxes in Florida.

Apopka man accused of reckless driving in crash that injured a motorcyclist in Hillsborough County
Read full article: Apopka man accused of reckless driving in crash that injured a motorcyclist in Hillsborough CountyAn Apopka man was arrested in Hillsborough County after allegedly driving recklessly and causing a crash with a motorcycle on I-4. Preston Nascimento, 22, was arrested on Saturday night on I-4 in the Plant City area.

Early voting underway in Apopka mayor’s race runoff
Read full article: Early voting underway in Apopka mayor’s race runoffEarly voting locations opened Monday for the Apopka mayor’s race runoff election. Apopka City Commissioner Nick Nesta is facing Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore in the runoff.

Avian Reconditioning Center in Apopka: Up-close with Florida raptors, and how you can visit
Read full article: Avian Reconditioning Center in Apopka: Up-close with Florida raptors, and how you can visitWe spent the day at the Avian Reconditioning Center (ARC) in Apopka getting up close with birds of prey—and seeing what it takes to rescue, rehab, and (hopefully) release some of the most intense animals in the state.

4-year-old girl dies after being run over by SUV in Apopka driveway, FHP says
Read full article: 4-year-old girl dies after being run over by SUV in Apopka driveway, FHP saysThe girl was standing next to the right rear passenger door of a 2018 Chevrolet Traverse that was parked in the driveway near Robinson Avenue and 13th Street, according to an FHP report.

‘Let’s do it’: Apopka mayor previews discussion over forensic audit
Read full article: ‘Let’s do it’: Apopka mayor previews discussion over forensic auditIn one of his last city commission meetings as mayor of Apopka, Bryan Nelson is drawing attention to a topic that commissioners abandoned two years ago.

2 dead after car crashes into South Apopka home, catches fire
Read full article: 2 dead after car crashes into South Apopka home, catches fireTroopers said a speeding 2008 Honda Civic hit a utility pole, overturned and caught fire before crashing into a South Apopka house, killing the driver and passenger.

Police: Arrest made after car break-ins in Apopka
Read full article: Police: Arrest made after car break-ins in ApopkaApopka Police say they’ve arrested a teen tied to multiple car break-ins. People living at the Villas at Errol Estates told News 6 Tuesday they are frustrated and feeling unsafe after the cars were damaged overnight Monday.

10 cars damaged in overnight Apopka vehicle burglaries
Read full article: 10 cars damaged in overnight Apopka vehicle burglariesOvernight vehicle burglaries at the Villas at Errol Estates in Apopka resulted in about 10 cars having their windows smashed and interiors rummaged, though no items were reported stolen.

Women Take the Lead on Habitat for Humanity Build in Seminole County
Read full article: Women Take the Lead on Habitat for Humanity Build in Seminole CountyA construction site in Seminole County looked different than usual this week, with dozens of women picking up tools and building homes as part of a Women Build initiative during Women’s History Month.

Apopka teacher accused of sexually abusing girls in foster care, police say
Read full article: Apopka teacher accused of sexually abusing girls in foster care, police sayAn Orange County teacher was put behind bars after he was accused of sexually molesting young girls he fostered years ago, according to court records obtained by News 6.

Politically Motivated: Florida Legislative Session going to extra innings, new mayor coming for Apopka
Read full article: Politically Motivated: Florida Legislative Session going to extra innings, new mayor coming for ApopkaThis week on “Politically Motivated‚” Christopher Heath and Lauren Melendez take a closer look at what is holding up state budget negotiations, along with what bills are still outstanding, and the results of the city elections in Orange County on Tuesday.

Apopka mayor’s election to go forward as is despite residency fight
Read full article: Apopka mayor’s election to go forward as is despite residency fightTwo of the candidates in Apopka’s mayoral race went before a judge Monday, less than 24 hours before Election Day. Incumbent Mayor Bryan Nelson is suing to have Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore’s candidacy declared invalid.

Apopka mayoral candidates on growth, affordable housing, and how to govern the city
Read full article: Apopka mayoral candidates on growth, affordable housing, and how to govern the cityThe race for Apopka mayor on March 10 is shaping up to be a contentious one, with key issues including city charter amendments, growth, affordable housing, and infrastructure dominating the conversation. In an interview conducted in partnership between News 6 and the Orlando Sentinel, the three candidates shared their positions and visions for the future of the city.

Trooper Steve on Patrol: Meet Apopka’s new police chief
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol: Meet Apopka’s new police chiefLovetta Quinn-Henry has officially taken the helm as the 16th police chief of the Apopka Police Department, becoming the first woman in the city’s history to hold the position.

Apopka mayoral candidate dispute set for 2027 court date -- more than a year after election
Read full article: Apopka mayoral candidate dispute set for 2027 court date -- more than a year after electionAmid 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.

Gunfire riddles home and cars in Apopka neighborhood, leaving mom of 3 ‘stunned’
Read full article: Gunfire riddles home and cars in Apopka neighborhood, leaving mom of 3 ‘stunned’Residents in Apopka are still shaken after a shooting sent bullets through homes and vehicles in what they say is a fairly quiet neighborhood, leading to the arrest of a young person.
Juvenile arrested after homes, vehicles shot up in Summerwell Avian Pointe subdivision in Apopka, police say
Read full article: Juvenile arrested after homes, vehicles shot up in Summerwell Avian Pointe subdivision in Apopka, police sayPolice say a juvenile was arrested after shots were fired in an Apopka subdivision.

















