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The Orange County Clerk of Courts may have money for you

The Orange County Clerk’s Office may have some unclaimed money for you. Individuals, businesses and organizations may look at the unclaimed checks list at...

Man killed in Zellwood car crash

Troopers were on the scene of a fatal crash that occurred at approximately 5:36 a.m. on Friday, June 28, in Zellwood, according to Florida...

Apopka City Council to conduct workshops for 2024-25 budget

The Apopka City Council will conduct its budget workshops next month, reviewing all of the city departments’ finances for fiscal year 2025. All workshops will...

Orange County finalizes ballot layout for August 20 primary

First in the state! The Orange County Supervisor of Elections Office has finalized the ballot layout for the August 20 primary, a critical step...

SWAT team discovers man dead from self-inflicted gun wound in Apopka...

What was originally a response to a 911 call about a medical episode ended up with man dead inside an Apopka apartment from an...

Duran family, foundation organize third annual community vigil for fallen firefighter

In remembrance of the two-year anniversary of the day that Apopka firefighter Austin Duran was injured, the Duran family and The 2650 Foundation is...

Second Apopka Dog Mayor election will raise money for local animal...

Meet the candidates for Apopka Dog Mayor 2024 and get ready to vote for your favorite canine online.

Hope CommUnity Center honors Pulse nightclub shooting victims

Editor's note: In remembrance of the 49 people who lost their lives in the June 12, 2016, Pulse nightclub shooting, Hope CommUnity Center has...

Authorities identify human remains found in Apopka, seek public’s help in...

Thirty years after human remains were discovered in Apopka, detectives confirmed that they belonged to 48-year-old Richard Wick, Orange County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) said...

OCPS and law enforcement sign school justice partnership ahead of 2024-25...

Orange County Public Schools has officially signed the School Justice Partnership Agreement, in partnership with 12 local law enforcement agencies and the judicial system,...