The airport experienced 68 flight cancellations in 24 hours.

Showers and a few storms are set to fire up this morning and linger through Sunrise. Unlike most days, the afternoon should be pretty dry. Because storms fire up early, our temperatures will be on the cooler side. Highs this afternoon will reach the lower 90s.

Hurricane season is underway, but word has come out Monday that federal funds many storm victims count on may soon run out.

The family of a man shot and killed by Orlando police wants more than answers. They want the body cam video of the deadly encounter.

- Today marks a week since an Orlando police officer shot and killed 26-year-old Derek Diaz. Loved ones held a vigil last night in honor of Diaz. Officials say Diaz moved in a way that officers believed was him reaching for a gun. They did not find a gun at the scene.

- Susan Lorincz -- The Ocala woman charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing her neighbor is expected in court tomorrow. This comes as community leaders and loved ones of AJ Owens held a rally calling for upgraded charges against Lorincz. Lorincz remains behind bars this morning.

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Young people are seeking plastic surgeons and booking cosmetic procedures in record numbers. And as members of Gen Z say, it’s because growing up in the digital age has made some people see themselves through a new lens.

A Florida program officially expanded July 1 to help more first-time buyers. The program helped more than 6,700 first-time buyers in 2022. Report aired July 2.

- Fire Rescue officials say a person was found dead from a gunshot wound at the Palmetto at Lakeside apartments on Rio Grande Avenue.

- One person is in the hospital with serious injuries after a shooting in Marion County. This is at the Petro Travel Center on I-75 at Highway 3-18.

- Titusville Police have identified the two people found shot and killed Monday on Knox McRae Drive as 32-year-old's Luis Orozco Cambara and Otwual Castillo. Police say their shootings were not random.

- Plus more of today's top stories.

WESH 2 Meteorologist Eric Burris and WJCL's Chief Meteorologist Jeremy Nelson bring you an in-depth look at the tropics.