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With a diverse and accomplished career in law enforcement, Deputy Chief Aprile brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to his new role.
The owner of an Altamonte Springs birth center hosted a stroller walk in Longwood the day before Mother's Day to highlight the importance of maternal health and wellness.
A years-long legal fight between a man and his HOA ended with him torching his own condo unit, according to the State Attorney's Office.
Homeowners in Longwood are beginning the difficult process of cleaning up after a tornado tore through their neighborhood, leaving behind significant damage.
After Monday morning’s tornadoes in Longwood, officials in Seminole County announced they are providing tarps to impacted residents, according to a social media post.
A two-story home in Longwood collapsed and another home was damaged as severe weather hit the area.
Photos are starting to come in from viewers around our area after a swath of rough weather brought severe storms and even a tornado touchdown in Seminole County.
City leaders in Longwood could decide Monday night whether to remove fluoride from the city’s water supply. The city commission meeting starts Monday evening at 6 p.m. at the commission chambers.
With a special legislative session underway in Tallahassee, attorneys at The Immigration Advocates in Longwood say fear and anxiety are affecting many of their clients.
A woman who admitted to pouring concrete into her neighborhood's drainage system will have to pay Seminole County for its time, even though the problem has finally been fixed.
Central Florida-based wine and spirits brand The Good Pour is set to open its flagship store in Orlando’s College Park neighborhood, per a news release.
For local artisan Matt Hollander, fallen limbs and storm debris aren’t just remnants of a chaotic season—they’re the foundation for something truly magical.
After eight months, work is finally underway to repair a pipe plugged with concrete in the Shadow Bay neighborhood.
From markets to festivals to drive-through displays, the options are endless when it comes to holiday fun.
A woman who admitted to pouring concrete down a drainpipe in her neighborhood now has until early 2025 to fix it, despite the flooding her neighbors have endured for months.
An Orlando man riding a motorcycle near Longwood on 17-92 — traveling northbound in a southbound lane — died after crashing into a turning SUV, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
An 86-year-old man from Longwood died after being caught in a rip current in an unguarded area of Daytona Beach Shores, according to Volusia County Beach Safety.
Twenty years ago, two men who met golfing at Ole Miss opened their first restaurant, Huey Magoo’s in Oviedo. Matt Armstrong and Thad Hudgens are celebrating these two decades of success, but also the opening of their chain's first Longwood location.
The Halloween-themed run is set to kick off on Saturday, Oct. 26. This year's mission is to pull in enough funds to save one of the town's most historic buildings.
After months of intense flooding, the homeowner behind a concrete-filled drainpipe in Longwood’s Shadow Bay community has applied for a permit to remove the blockage, according to Seminole County.
The woman accused of intentionally filling a pipe with concrete, causing weeks of flooding in Longwood’s Shadow Bay neighborhood, is due back in court after residents filed an emergency injunction.
Residents of the Shadow Bay community in Longwood are demanding action over ongoing flooding, and they hope to see the person responsible held accountable during a Seminole County court hearing on Thursday afternoon.
Residents of the Shadow Bay neighborhood in Seminole County are upset with severe flooding after heavy rain in recent days caused water to cover North Shadowbay Boulevard and surrounding areas.
Whether it's the bizarre origins of a town’s name or the truth behind urban legends, News 6 continues to shed light on the peculiar and captivating stories that make Florida one of the most interesting places in the world.
Seminole County Code Enforcement ordered the homeowner who clogged a stormwater pipe in the Shadow Bay Community to fix the issue by Wednesday.
News 6 first started looking into the flooding in Longwood's Shadow Bay neighborhood months ago, when families there told us one of their neighbors filled a drainage pipe with concrete.
From treating non-working traffic lights as four-way stops to avoiding flooded roadways, Trooper Steve on Patrol reminds us how to drive in dangerous weather situations.
A neighborhood in Longwood has been struggling with flooding after a local woman poured concrete into the community's only functional drainpipe — which is located on her property.
The Shadowbay Club HOA shared Tuesday that Seminole County has issued the woman who filled a drainage pipe with concrete on her property in the Longwood Shadow Bay community Longwood a 15-day extension to fix or replace the pipe.
A “Notice of Code Violation” was presented to the homeowner after she hired a crew in April to fill a stormwater pipe on her property with concrete.
The Longwood Police Department announced Monday that the suspect in the Longwood murder case was found guilty by a Seminole County Jury and sentenced to life in prison without parole last Friday.
Robin Rodriguez — an HOA board member in the Shadow Bay community in Longwood — said she is afraid flooding will become normal in their neighborhood.
Although the rain is a cool relief from the sweltering heat, Operations Chief Aaron Funk with Seminole County Emergency Management said it could cause some issues over the next few days.
The home — also known as the Bradlee-McIntyre House — is packing loads of odd stories. However, it could be in huge trouble without help.
The victim told police she had been sexually harassed for months by Luis Espinel, 65, the owner of Pan Pan Bakery, according to investigators.
He beat opponents in the ring. Now Matt Morgan is helping families beat the stigma associated with autism and connecting them to the resources they need.
If you’ve ever driven through Longwood along Interstate 4, there’s a good chance you passed by this spot without ever even realizing it.
A 36-year-old man was arrested after he used children to help collect money for a nonprofit that doesn’t exist, according to an arrest report.
A 22-year-old man faces several charges after troopers said he failed to pull over for a traffic stop while hitting speeds of 130 mph on Interstate 4 in Seminole County on Monday evening.
It’s a situation you do not want to be in, but it happens — Car crashes. At times, some calls require serious medical attention which means patients may end up at the trauma center.
A man on a skateboard was struck by a vehicle in Longwood, putting him in the hospital, according to the police department.
Charges have been dropped against a former Seminole County deputy who was arrested in August on accusations of sexual battery and false imprisonment during a traffic stop in Longwood.
Wekiva Island has transformed into a Winter Wonderland, but in it’s eighth year, there are some new additions.
The Florida waterpark has transformed into a wonderland of holiday lights. Live music, entertainment, train rides, foam part and holiday-inspired food and drinks for the entire family.
More than 40 years ago, a neighborhood in Seminole County was reportedly swarmed in what was called “The Great Longwood Toad Invasion.”
If you’ve ever driven through Longwood along Interstate 4, there’s a good chance you passed by this spot without ever even realizing it.
Brent Tucker, the owner of First Responder’s Coffee Company, dedicated much of his adult life to serving his country.
One lucky Central Florida student got to ride in style with Trooper Steve in Results-1 on his first day of school.
Dozens of UPS employees gathered outside a facility in Longwood on Thursday morning for what’s called a practice picket.
A Tampa man was arrested Tuesday following a burglary at a Seminole County gated community — one in his decadeslong string of burglaries, according to the sheriff’s office.
A Seminole County Sheriff’s Office employee was the victim of a possible road rage incident in Longwood on Thursday, according to deputies.
A local nonprofit is calling for community support as they fear the high cost of living and inflation may prevent them from helping families in need in the future.
Officers Bryce Snyder and Sergeant Kristopher Burnham got a call about a crash on Tuesday morning after a driver ended up inside a retention pond along State Road 434 and Rangeline Road.
