Park Avenue is a popular spot that draws many to Winter Park. Since it’s such a hot spot, parking can be a pain.

Volusia County deputies have been searching for a man missing out of DeLeon Springs, the sheriff's office announced Saturday morning.

Winter Park’s Park Avenue will be lined with spectators this weekend for the city’s 71st annual Ye Olde Hometown Christmas Parade.

Saturday morning was all about shopping small and supporting local.

The Winter Park Autumn Art Festival, the only juried fine art festival exclusively featuring Florida artists, returns for its 50th year in 2023.

Officials in Colorado and Montana have issued air quality alerts due to smoke from dozens of wildfires in Canada that has drifted south into the United States.

The 64th annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is set for an outstanding three-day art show in mid-March, with work on display from fine artists and first graders alike.

Three years ago, the nonprofit Park Avenue District was formed with the goal of celebrating the city’s rich history but to also get results for small business owners.

U.S. federal agents have simultaneously searched three properties linked to a billionaire Russian oligarch whose $120 million yacht was seized in April.

The field at Camping World Stadium in Orlando is ready for the Cheez-It Bowl, and so are the fans.

One of Winter Park's most loved traditions is back for the first time since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic.

WINTER PARK, Fla. – As the coronavirus pandemic continues, yet another event has been called off: the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Winter Park. City officials announced in a tweet on Wednesday that the parade committee canceled the celebration, typically held on Park Avenue on the first Sunday of March. [TRENDING: Tiger Woods’ leg shattered in rollover crash | Orlando City player faces sex charge | Woman loses $100,000 to romance conman]Historically held on the first Sunday in March, the 2021 St. Patrick's Day Parade has been canceled by the decision of the committee. We look forward to bringing the luck of the Irish back to Park Avenue in 2022. 🍀 pic.twitter.com/rRGoDDgS34 — City of Winter Park (@WinterParkFla) February 24, 2021Officials said they hope the event returns in 2022.

At Park Avenue on Sunday in Winter Park, it seemed to be the perfect day for a Sunday brunch or a game at the park. But it’s also happening as the number of COVID-19 positive cases are rising statewide. As theme parks are slowly reopening here across Central Florida, for the first time, state health leaders say they’ve reported more than 2,000 new positive cases each day on Saturday and Sunday. Last week, Orange County health leaders told News 6 the positivity rate is more vital because daily numbers may be skewed. “The rate of positivity appears to be good,” said Dr. Raul Pino of the Orange County Health Department.

Businesses taking a hit after art festival canceledPublished: March 21, 2020, 11:46 pmShop owners worry about their futures after closures and curfews keep away customers.

WINTER PARK, Fla. – Not everyone will be having a Thanksgiving feast this year. Winter Park City Hall on Park Avenue will be closed during the holiday weekend so the building can be treated for the wood-eating insects before the pests can cause any further damage. Officials from the city said they noticed evidence of dry-wood termites inside the city commission dais and they suspect the bugs could be munching on more furniture. “To prevent an infestation, it was more economical to fumigate the building to eliminate the live termites and larvae, compared to the costs associated with rebuilding the wood furniture,” City Manager Randy Knight said. City Hall will be open again on Dec. 2 after the building is cleaned and ventilated.