A lawsuit accusing the city of Deltona of taking actions that flooded homes in the Stone Island neighborhood in the wake of Hurricane Ian is over. A judge closed the case on Tuesday and granted summary judgment in the city’s favor.

The Edgewater City Council unanimously approved a settlement agreement with developer Lennar Monday night, greenlighting a scaled-back housing project that promises enhanced flood control measures.

The Edgewater City Council adjourned Monday after accepting a settlement offer from Lennar Homes, framing the deal as a win despite losing a lawsuit to the construction company.

Residents of Creek Run Lane in Eustis returned home Thursday evening after crews completed emergency road repairs in just six days, marking a significant milestone in the city’s recovery from last month’s devastating floods.

Residents of the Spring Ridge Estates neighborhood are being allowed back into their homes after weeks of evacuation prompted by heavy flooding that partially collapsed a culvert system.

Lake County is set to hold a second public meeting for its Vulnerability Assessment through the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Resilient Florida Program.

After a "thousand-year storm,' a Lake County family is forced to find another place to stay, underscoring the urgent need for stormwater management and infrastructure improvements.

Lake County officials say Wolf Branch Road, damaged by recent heavy rains, will reopen in about four weeks with improved drainage and road modifications.

Eustis officials provided an update on a partially collapsed bridge that is the only entrance to a neighborhood, forcing residents to evacuate.

A bridge partially collapses in a Eustis neighborhood, cutting off residents and prompting the evacuation of homes.

A breakthrough for neighbors cut off from dry land since over the weekend. After 15 inches of rain fell in just 12 hours Sunday night, historic flooding is starting to recede in Titusville neighborhoods.

After the weekend’s sudden downpour devastated homes and roads in Lake County, it’s now causing a different type of damage for some.

Flooding this week is also impacting where Central Florida remembers lost loved ones.

Several organizations are coming together in Lake County to distribute food and supplies to people impacted by historic flooding.

As Lake County elected leaders mull the work it will take to repair roads damaged by recent flooding, News 6 has been hearing from viewers who have concerns about the long-term stability of Wolf Branch Road.

After getting hit with 17 inches of rain over the weekend, Mount Dora officials are now surveying the damage across the city.

Amber Brooke Farms will proceed with its fall festival this weekend despite significant flood damage that destroyed a retaining wall and damaged crops Sunday night.

Historic flooding prompted a state of emergency in north Brevard County.

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Tuesday on social media that officials deployed water pumps “which will remove 30 million gallons of water” from flooded areas in Lake County.

Lake County commissioners are discussing repairs for several roads that were damaged after more than a foot of rain fell in parts of Lake County on Sunday, which caused washouts in some areas.

The city of Eustis says 19 inches of rain in a handful of hours was a 1,000-year rain event.

Here’s why the rain was so heavy in Central Florida Sunday

Seminole County opens sandbag sites out of an abundance of caution after nearly 20 inches of rain fell in portions of Central Florida.

Overnight storms dumped several inches of rain across parts of Brevard County, flooding streets, stalling cars and sending emergency crews to dozens of calls for rescues and water intrusions.

Several roads in Mount Dora and Eustis were closed because of heavy rain and flash flooding.

It’s going to be an active weather day in Central Florida.

Nearly 20 inches of rain falls across portions of Central Florida.

Officials in Titusville are asking residents to stay off of the roads as Sunday’s heavy rains have caused flooding throughout the city.

An overflowing retention pond is being blamed by neighbors for flooding a community of more than 100 mobile homes.

The St. Johns River is one of the rare rivers in the U.S. that flows north — and it moves at a very slow, almost lazy pace.

A young couple’s home on Umbrella Tree Drive flooded Friday for the third time since they purchased the property last March, leaving water-damaged appliances, carpets and personal belongings strewn in their driveway and bound for the dump.

Thursday and Friday were plagued by heavy rains and flood conditions especially for our east coast counties. Today, the skies may not have cleared yet, but the Fall air mass is making its way through the peninsula. How long will these conditions stick around?

Flooding has become a frequent problem in Edgewater, where higher-than-normal tides, strong north winds and clogged storm drains leave water with nowhere to go except into the streets and homes at the lowest elevations.

Edgewater residents living in the Florida Shores neighborhood believe all the new developments in the area are causing their streets to flood every time a heavy rain rolls in.

Flooding along Bonnet Road in Astor is expected to intensify as water from the St. John’s River slowly creeps onto streets and into driveways, leaving residents who live near the river once again confronting rising water despite sunny skies.

Juanita Lagreca watched as water started seeping into her home in Florida Shores for the third time in three years on Friday.

Some neighborhoods in Brevard County are dealing with flood problems after heavy rain, strong winds, and higher-than-normal tides.

Get through the rain, and then relief is on the way!

Friday has been designated a Weather Alert Day by the News 6 Weather Team.

Another round of rain and coastal flooding is on the way

A family in Sumter County is asking county leaders to help fix flooding on their property. They say the issue has persisted for years.

King Tides combined with a developing storm off of the Florida coast could create flooding along the coast.

On Monday, there was heavy rain across the county, and residents in the Oak Point Retirement Community saw the Indian River Lagoon spill into the street. The conditions caused water to approach several homes, and residents are worried the situation could become worse over the next few days.

A developing frontal system right off our coastline is set to push a ton of offshore moisture inland, resulting in heavy rains for our eastern counties and very gusty winds pointed right at the coastline. Here's a full breakdown of what's coming

If you’ve been to the beach you know of high and low tide.

Residents along the St. Johns River in Astor are once again facing flooding threats as water levels continue to rise, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning Monday.

Heavy rains continue for Central Florida, especially over the eastern side of our viewing area. These bouts of very dense rains have prompted National Weather Service to issue a flash flood warning, an upgrade to their Aerial flood advisories issued earlier this morning.

In Daytona Beach, near North Beach Street, Fishin’ Hole owner Mike Corle says rainwater flooded the streets and got inside his store Thursday. With more heavy rainfall on the way, Corle says preparation is his only option.

With rain, wind, and possibly dangerous beach conditions expected throughout the weekend, a flood watch remains in effect in Volusia and Brevard counties until Sunday.

Many of these laws either establish new crimes or impose harsher penalties for existing crimes.

Authorization for the largest residential flood insurance program in the U.S. is set to expire at the end of Tuesday.

Volusia County Chair Jeff Brower is hosting a town hall meeting on Wednesday to address concerns about flooding in Port Orange.

City commissioners will vote on hiring a company for erosion control countermeasures within the Little Wekiva River.

The wet weather isn’t done with Central Florida just yet.

One couple says flooding isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a danger to their family.

After days of heavy rain, more rounds of storms are expected in the Orlando area.

Many of these upcoming laws either establish new crimes or impose harsher penalties for existing crimes.

A flood warning is now in effect along the St. Johns River near the Astor area. Wetter-than-normal conditions are expected for the majority of the work week, increasing the threat for minor flooding from Tuesday to Thursday.

For residents living along Clear Water Lake, rising water isn’t just a view out the back door — it’s creeping into their yards.

Relief is on the way for a flood-prone part of Oak Hill.

City leaders in Edgewater voted to defy a new state law and not repeal the city’s current moratorium on new construction.

Deltona city commissioners will vote on a proposal that could bring long-term relief to neighborhoods where flooding has been a recurring problem.

Janét Buford-Johnson says her home is still suffering from the effects of Hurricane Ian, nearly three years after the storm devastated her Orlo Vista neighborhood.

St. Cloud police announced that they diverted traffic around local intersections on Monday evening after rain passed through the area.

City leaders in Edgewater say they are working to balance a new state law with ongoing concerns over flooding caused by new development.

Windermere is investing more than $1.4 million in a stormwater infrastructure project aimed at protecting two of its most flood-prone roads—Bessie Street and Butler Street —while preserving the rustic charm of its historic dirt streets.

The difficult job of picking up and moving out while their homes are cleaned is underway for people who lived in ten flooded Mims apartments.

A few hours of rain from Tuesday’s tropical wave were enough to flood streets, yards, and sidewalks in the Florida Shores neighborhood of Edgewater, once again leaving residents frustrated by a problem they say has persisted for years.

According to the FDOH, Vibrio vulnificus can be found in “warm, brackish seawater,” which can be blown inland by strong storms.

A round of intense afternoon storms triggered significant flooding in Mims on Tuesday, forcing residents out of their homes and prompting a response from the American Red Cross.

For a place called the “Sunshine State,” Florida tends to get a lot of rain. And that means a lot floods.

As the State Road 19 construction project continues in downtown Eustis, people are concerned about flooding at a busy intersection. Back in June, the intersection of Orange Avenue and Bay Street flooded. While this intersection has flooded in the past, some said they feel like the construction has made it worse.

WKMG-TV News 6, Graham Media Group and Gray Media, Inc. launch an urgent donation drive called Together for Texas.

$1 million in state funds will be used to reinforce canals in Edgewater, especially around the Florida Shores neighborhood. Many of these canals have not been upgraded since they were built in the 1990s, despite significant growth in the area.

After an initial round of relief, some homeowners in Winter Springs living near the city's multiple clogged creeks, and thus the ongoing fear of flooding during heavy rainstorms, are disappointed.

Osteen Elementary School is getting some major help to deal with flooding problems.

Seventy-six apartments were affected, according to Orlando firefighters.

The city of Apopka is seeking millions of dollars in grant funding from the state to alleviate flooding problems around the Piedmont chain of lakes.

A multimillion-dollar drainage project that aims to fix the flooding issues that have plagued the Midway community for years is expected to finally break ground this year.

With the area of interest off our east coast combining with upper level influence in the form of a ball of energy off our western shores, the rains are really cranking across our area. We're thinking this could add some time to your morning and especially afternoon commutes tomorrow, with a more widespread threat of heavier rains spreading into your Thursday.

When Hurricane Milton tore through DeLand last October, the rain fell hard and did not stop.

Nearly 17 years after Tropical Storm Fay dumped more than 20 inches of rain on parts of Debary, many neighbors in the Lakeside area still hold their breath every hurricane season.

One important section of the bill states that for one year after a hurricane, local governments cannot issue moratoriums or create any strict regulations regarding land development.

The city commission is expected to discuss for the second time a proposal to raise the rate from $5 to $10 per month. After public comment, commissioners are expected to vote on the proposal.

Much of Florida is waking up to a widespread soaking, and it’s just the beginning of an active weather pattern that will carry us through Monday night, followed by a big change later this week

Frequent flooding has trapped residents in Deltona as roads remained closed for weeks and even months after major storms. Elkcam Boulevard in particular has been a focal point of these issues, especially after hurricanes Nicole and Ian.

Residents of Dockside Condominiums in Central Florida are still waiting to return to their homes nearly three years after Hurricane Ian caused severe flooding and damage. The first-floor units of the 19-building complex were heavily impacted, requiring extensive repairs.

Flash floods can happen with heavy rain from hurricanes and tropical storms.

A family in East Orlando continues to face challenges after a sewage backup caused by a burst pipe in their driveway.

A study recommended three solutions to ease flooding along Taylor Road in DeLand, and the county said all would need to be implemented to address problems in the area.

With just two months left before the start of hurricane season, projects are underway to alleviate flooding concerns in one of the major areas where residents in Winter Springs had issues in the past.

News 6 met with about a dozen residents in Osceola County's Brighton Lakes development to speak about their concerns regarding their prospective neighbors.

Over a dozen New Smyrna Beach homes are set to either be demolished and rebuilt or raised off the ground to meet emergency standards. This initiative is part of FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, which helps homeowners who have been flooded.

Wednesday afternoon, the city commission gave their approval to a plan put together by Orange County to alleviate flooding around the Piedmont chain of lakes. It’s a job that the city expects will take hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to complete.

Elevate Florida is a first-of-its-kind, statewide residential mitigation program led by the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM). It’s designed to not only protect homes from future disasters but also lower insurance premiums and reduce claims for future storms.

City and county leaders are preparing for a critical meeting to discuss a short-term solution to persistent flooding at Border Lake. While both sides agree that action is needed, tensions are rising over what is driving the conversation.

After Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton pounded Florida’s Gulf Coast last year, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is borrowing $2 billion to pay National Flood Insurance Program claims.

The city commission in New Smyrna Beach could make big changes to its development regulations, with the city commission set to hold a public hearing and vote on the proposed adjustments.

The Volusia County Council is now considering several proposals, including ending construction on wetlands and finding ways to buy out properties that are frequently flooded. A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss these options.

Leaders in Volusia County have rejected a proposed moratorium on new building as supporters hoped to use the pause to address flooding.