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Orlando: Fatal crash in Clermont leaves one dead, three injured | June 15
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Orlando officials are addressing a fatal crash in Clermont involving a wrong-way collision and pushing for improved road safety. The city is also finalizing plans for a new downtown pedestrian walkway amid ongoing weather concerns and the recent passing of the Orlando Iron Workers Union Manager.
Orlando: Weather alerts issued in Central Florida today. | June 14
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Orlando's Local Wire update covers severe weather alerts for Central Florida, including thunderstorms and heavy rain, and highlights the Healthy Dudes & Diapers event supporting new fathers. The episode also features a memorial service for Lawrence Ettelson, a key figure in Orlando's community.
Orlando: Drive-by shootings rock Eustis, police confirm | June 13
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Orlando police are investigating two drive-by shootings in Eustis with no injuries reported, while a tragic pool incident claimed the lives of twin 5-year-olds in Kissimmee. The city also marked the 10th anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting with a remembrance ceremony, highlighting ongoing community unity and the lasting impact of the 2016 tragedy.
Orlando: Orlando Man Arrested for Impersonating Lawyer at Traffic Stop | June 12
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Orlando law enforcement arrested a man in a residential area for impersonating a lawyer during a traffic stop, raising concerns about identity verification. Meanwhile, FOX 35 Orlando is live-streaming newscasts during the World Cup, and tensions between Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney continue to escalate.
Orlando: Orlando industrial building sells for $5.5 million | June 11
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Orlando's industrial real estate scene shifted with a $5.5 million sale of a downtown building, highlighting the city's logistics growth. Meanwhile, Orlando Utilities Commission set a state benchmark for power outage recovery, and Florida lawmakers proposed expanded aid for domestic abuse victims.
Orlando: Gatorland evacuation sparked by hoax bomb threat | June 10
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Orlando law enforcement evacuated Gatorland after a suspected bomb threat, later confirmed as a false alarm, while the onePulse Foundation faces scrutiny over its $20 million fundraising efforts and lack of financial transparency. Juneteenth celebrations are happening in Orlando’s historic districts with free events, and a new union is forming on Florida’s Space Coast to improve labor conditions for blue-collar workers.
Orlando: Strong earthquake off Cuba’s coast felt in Central Florida | June 09
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Orlando residents should stay alert after a 5.8 magnitude earthquake near Cuba was felt across Central Florida, and a false alarm at a chicken restaurant in a busy area caused an evacuation. The CFHLA also endorsed four incumbents in key races across Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties ahead of upcoming elections.
Orlando: Orlando Considers Moratorium on Historic Preservation Rules | June 08
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Orlando officials are considering a temporary pause on historic preservation rules to boost downtown investment, while the city faces a heatwave with temperatures hitting 93°F. The 79th Tony Awards will also bring Broadway stars to Central Florida, highlighting the region’s growing cultural impact.
Orlando: Man shot in Orange City parking lot; suspects remain at large | June 07
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Orlando police are investigating a shooting in a parking lot at the Orange City Plaza, while a fire broke out in an Orlando building after pallets ignited. The Orlando Sentinel also discussed its 150-year commitment to community trust, factual integrity, and civic engagement.
Orlando: Two toddlers shot to death in Orange County, deputies say | June 06
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Orlando law enforcement investigates the deaths of two toddlers in a home invasion, while a state attorney declines charges against an officer involved in a fatal crash. Meteorologists warn of potential tropical storm activity along the Gulf Coast next week.
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