FAA invests $16.2M in Orlando Sanford Airport infrastructure
Orlando Sanford International Airport receives $16.2M from FAA for taxiway extension, improving infrastructure and travel experience.
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Seminole County explores building local medical examiner office
Seminole County in Florida is considering establishing its own medical examiner facility due to population growth and cost-sharing concerns.
Special needs program founder to be sentenced for decade-long abuse
James Bernard Grover, accused of sexually abusing children with autism, faces sentencing today. He could receive life imprisonment. Updates to follow.
Fitness hearing for Ahmad Bojeh in Kissimmee tourist killings
Judge to decide tomorrow if Ahmad Bojeh, accused of killing three tourists in Kissimmee, is fit to stand trial. Updates on Eyewitness News.
Babysitter accused of neglect after autistic child found near busy Orlando road
Babysitter accused of child neglect after leaving non-verbal child with autism unattended near dangerous traffic. Stay updated with Channel 9.
2-year-old identified in fatal New Smyrna Beach incident
A 2-year-old girl tragically died after being hit by a vehicle on New Smyrna Beach. A GoFundMe fundraiser has been set up to support her family.
Orlando tops list of popular destinations for Memorial Day travelers
Get ready for a busy Memorial Day weekend with 39.1 million travelers hitting the roads. Orlando is a popular destination, but expect heavy traffic.
Traffic: Overnight closures on I-4 entrance ramps from Apopka-Vineland Road
Overnight closures of eastbound I-4 entrance ramps from Apopka-Vineland Road in Orange County are planned from May 26 to May 30. Detour information provided.
Precautionary boil water notice issued for Titusville residents
Precautionary boil water notice issued in Titusville due to repairs on a broken water main. Boil water for drinking and cooking until safe.
Melbourne Police probe after body found on building roof
A body was found on a building roof in Melbourne. Police are investigating the incident, which is considered isolated with no public threat.
