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Orlando police on Monday arrested a man they said is responsible for a fatal shooting earlier this month in a downtown parking garage. Aaron Willis, 36, is facing a second-degree murder charge in the Jan. 7 incident that took the life of Terry Rivers, 35. At 2:13 a.m. that morning, police found Rivers’ car crashed into a building on 20 N. Orange Ave., across the street from the parking garage ...

Willis was taken into custody and charged with second-degree murder with a firearm.

A man has been arrested for shooting and killing another man in downtown Orlando earlier this month, according to police.

Former prime minister John Howard has defended his record on committing Australia to the Iraq war. But we are no closer to fully understanding his reasons.

As 12 rent regulated projects with 882 units have come online in Oroville in the past five years, a proposal for another affordable housing development in Oroville sparked comments by city councilors Tuesday of the future of the city’s housing needs for all income levels.

Building trust is an important element of any relationship, and The Gay Officers Action League of Central Florida promotes positive relationships and interactions with LGBTQ+ law enforcement professionals with the community that they serve.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott outraised his chief rival Sheila Dixon by about $150,000 last year, campaign finance reports filed Wednesday showed, expanding the incumbent mayor’s war chest as the campaign begins to heat up. The annual filings, which were due late Wednesday, showed Scott, a Democrat in his first term as mayor, raised $682,134 last year in his effort to maintain his seat. That ...

Fraud costs consumers billions of dollars each year. Knowing the tactics criminals use can help you avoid getting scammed. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Fraud costs consumers billions of dollars each year. Knowing the tactics criminals use can help you avoid getting scammed. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Fraud costs consumers billions of dollars each year. Knowing the tactics criminals use can help you avoid getting scammed. Here’s how to protect yourself.