TONY ORTIZ

The city of Orlando voted Monday on what city leaders call a comprise following St. James Cathedral School’s request to close off a sidewalk near their campus.

A program aimed at assisting the immigrant community with the legal process in Central Florida officially launched on Thursday.

Less than 24 hours after Hurricane Fiona hit Puerto Rico, local faith leaders and organizations are gathering together resources to help.

A man accused of killing three others via fentanyl overdose after he sold them the drug when they thought they were purchasing cocaine has been arrested, Orlando police said Friday.

The city announced in a news release that from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 it will host various events in celebration of Hispanic cultures.

Orlando leaders and community activists gathered on Wednesday to unveil the new street sign for Roberto Clemente Road.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando city leaders delivered free meals to nearly 200 families and residents who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Orlando City Commissioner Tony Ortiz said this was a celebration even during difficult times. But he said they weren’t going to let the pandemic stop them. Instead, the city teamed up with Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida to help feed 180 families struggling to make ends meet. Families who need food assistance can find a food pantry near them by clicking here.

Luciano was shot and killed Dec. 13, 2019 while riding in a car at the intersection of Semoran Boulevard and Curry Ford Road in Orlando. Orlando police believe the shooter was last seen in a white Dodge pickup truck, which was captured on surveillance video. Porras spoke at the vigil alongside Luciano’s cousin, stepfather and close friends. “Please, please, please I beg of you: Come out, help us out solve this senseless crime,” Ortiz said. Even as more time passes since the shooting, Lopez is confident that the culprit will be held accountable.