The state this week pushed back against a challenge to a new law that restricts people from China and six other countries from owning property in Florida, disputing arguments that it is unconstitutional and discriminates based on “race and national origin.”

As the world marks one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Central Florida’s Ukrainian community are rallying in support of their homeland.

The Turkish community of Central Florida is mourning after a 7.8 earthquake struck Turkey and northern Syria and a second 7.5 earthquake hit the eastern region, leaving thousands dead and injured.

Every year, Hindus, Budhists, Jains and Sikhs around the world celebrate Diwali—a festival of lights that goes back more than 2,500 years.

Thousands of Puerto Ricans continue to struggle after Hurricane Fiona hit the island earlier this week.

When you walk into Justine Assal’s home in downtown Orlando, you’ll see what’s called a “Warrant of Appointment” in one of her photos.

The Osceola County school district superintendent said students can expect to see some new faces at the start of the school year thanks to an international program that’s getting results for them and bringing diversity into the classroom.

After Japan’s longest serving prime minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated Friday, a UCF expert in the field of global perspectives explained why the aftershock of the fatal shooting was felt around the world.

A new exhibition at the Museum of Art in DeLand is shedding light on cultural heritage, the environment and social justice.

Jamie Gunera Amador, 15, wakes up before sunrise and takes two buses to make it to her 8 a.m. class at the University of Central Florida.

A military veteran living in Orlando has arrived in Poland, volunteering at a shelter for Ukrainian refugees.

As Russian troops continue their assault through Ukraine, one University of Central Florida student is there on the ground.

Church and community members gathered in College Park Tuesday night to hold a candlelight vigil to express their support for the people of Ukraine.

The world has witnessed this past week the conflict happening in Ukraine which may cause children to worry and need an adult to help make sense of what’s happening.

Iryna Discipio, a Ukrainian national living in Florida, is pleading for the international community to help her people.

José Vásquez, an immigrant from Colombia, said he's living his best life as senior operations manager for the iconic nightclub Mango's Tropical Cafe in Orlando. Getting to this point took more than 20 years to achieve.

Members of the group include Arab jihadists, Pakistani militants and possibly former members of the Taliban.

The deadline to evacuate U.S. citizens and Afghanistan’s who helped the U.S. during the 20 years of conflict is closing in.

Azizm said she’s also worried about other family members who live in Afghanistan.

South America's largest country, Brazil is currently in political turmoil as the president of the country is under investigation for his handling of the pandemic ahead of a new presidential election in 2022.

Air Mobile Ministries is on the impoverished island to assist the earthquake victims.

Venezuela was once a prosperous and rich country that sits atop the world's largest oil reserves but for the past 2 decades, it's been crumbling with an ongoing political and socio-economic crisis.

Puerto Rico continues to struggle with infrastructure and its electrical grid years after the Category 4 storm.

Immigration attorneys are seeing a rise in DACA applications.