Today's newscast includes these stories:

Florida’s Department of Government Efficiency launched an audit of Orange County, reviewing records back to 2019.

Apopka’s Sheeler High School cut chronic absenteeism by 30% through personalized learning and restorative practices.

Orlando attorney Andrea Martinez is under Bar complaint for alleged commingling of client trust funds.

Municipal leaders are planning a $30 million expansion of the Maritime and Defense Technology Hub, pending a lease-extension referendum.

Folk artist Jon Napoles opened “Phantasmagorical Windows” at d.b.a., showcasing dreamlike paintings on repurposed windowpanes.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• County retains rural boundary, hires outside counsel to fight SB 180 suit.
• MCO sets July record; Terminal C Phase 2 at 50 percent completion.
• Universal shares new Epic Universe construction footage, details themed hub.
• State DOGE auditors launch 60-day Orange County spending review.
• Orlando wins $8 M FEMA grant to overhaul Parramore storm drains.

Today's newscast includes stories about:

• Rural-boundary protections collide with new state growth law
• Environmental groups fight 282-unit ‘Mosby Orange’ project near Wekiva
• State efficiency agency to audit Orlando’s $1.8 billion budget
• School-bus tracking app gives Osceola parents real-time alerts
• Clerk urges residents to claim $1.2 million in uncashed county checks