It was so quiet in what would’ve been Anthony Sanchez’s class Thursday morning, students said they could hear the ticking of the neighboring classroom’s wall clock.

The Titusville City Council meeting went offline for more than a half-hour Tuesday after protesters shouted down the city’s mayor over the lack of answers to a deadly officer-involved shooting last week.

Florida Republicans appear to have found a compromise amid their lame-duck power struggle and will try – for a third time – to pass a series of immigration crackdown bills Tuesday.

The University of Central Florida is taking action against a fraternity after pictures emerged of a student being hazed.

Take the death penalty off the table. Limit how the word “murder” can be used in court. Prevent prosecutors from challenging certain prospective jurors. Those were three of 52 different requests attorneys for Stephan Sterns filed since last Thursday, amounting to 345 pages the judge, his staff and prosecutors will have to sit through as they prepare for the death penalty case.

After months of debate, the committee members tasked with developing a design for the Pulse Nightclub shooting memorial unanimously voted Tuesday to send the project to the second stage of design work.

Sitting upright in the office chair in the corner of the interrogation room, Tyshael Martin faced the two Lake County detectives and insisted, again and again, she was not responsible for killing a nine-year-old several months prior.

The Orange County Supervisor of Elections appeared to find her financial lifeline weeks after taking over the scandal-plagued office

A total of three Orlando Police officers are now off the job amid criminal investigations into fraudulent time sheets, including two that the department previously did not disclose.

A now-retired Orlando Police Department officer has been charged with multiple felonies after the agency uncovered a pattern of him not showing up for shifts he claimed to work, with sources at the department also saying he’s not the only officer under investigation.

Personal information about OneBlood donors, including identities and social security numbers, was accessed by attackers during a hack of the nonprofit over the summer, a lawsuit and accompanying documents claimed.

What was once considered the premier mall of North Orlando will close its doors quietly at the end of January.

A Grand Jury has been called and people have been subpoenaed to appear in Bartow, the seat of Polk County, as an investigation into Monique Worrell’s administration before she was suspended from office winds to a close, sources confirmed to Channel 9.

A Tavares daycare and preschool facility told parents this week it will be shutting its doors permanently in just a few days, leaving them racing to find childcare to kick off the new year.

Orlando’s traditional way of celebrating the new year will in fact happen this year, but in a new location.