Orlando FreeFall ride death: State Senator looking to take action to make amusement rides safer
Florida State Senator Linda Stewart is keeping a close eye on the investigation into how 14-year-old Tyre Sampson fell to his death from Orlando FreeFall, the drop tower amusement ride at ICON Park.
Florida State Senator Linda Stewart is keeping a close eye on the investigation into how 14-year-old Tyre Sampson fell to his death from Orlando FreeFall, the drop tower amusement ride at ICON Park.
FOX 35 Investigates: Who will clean up derelict boats in Daytona Beach?
Daytona Beach Police say nine derelict boats will be removed from the Halifax River in the coming weeks.
Daytona Beach Police say nine derelict boats will be removed from the Halifax River in the coming weeks.
Storm spotters keeping communities safe in tornado detection ‘dead zone’
FOX 35 News continues to dig into the tornado detection "dead one,” where minimal radar coverage is available to track severe storms. We are learning of a possible solution, although it doesn’t appear like it will be coming to central Florida anytime soon. That means storm spotters in the area will continue to play a critical role in the community.
FOX 35 News continues to dig into the tornado detection "dead one,” where minimal radar coverage is available to track severe storms. We are learning of a possible solution, although it doesn’t appear like it will be coming to central Florida anytime soon. That means storm spotters in the area will continue to play a critical role in the community.
Residents say trashy lot is eyesore in heart of Orlando's tourist district
Thousands of drivers pass through the busy intersection of Turkey Lake and Sand Lake roads each day. On nearby property, a lot is strewn with junk and trash, and it looks like a mess, residents say.
Thousands of drivers pass through the busy intersection of Turkey Lake and Sand Lake roads each day. On nearby property, a lot is strewn with junk and trash, and it looks like a mess, residents say.
DCF working to resolve SNAP benefit delays due to staffing shortage
A worker shortage within the government is keeping some Floridians from getting SNAP benefits, which includes food stamps.
A worker shortage within the government is keeping some Floridians from getting SNAP benefits, which includes food stamps.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Central Florida sheriffs blame Mexican cartels for fentanyl surge
Fentanyl is flowing into communities across Central Florida and some local sheriffs are blaming the Mexican Cartel.
Fentanyl is flowing into communities across Central Florida and some local sheriffs are blaming the Mexican Cartel.
Those forced to evacuate from Kissimmee condo out of collapse fears get return timeline
On Thursday, contractors were piecing together repairs for the crumbling breezeways. Wooden supports were seen on one of the units in need of repairs.
On Thursday, contractors were piecing together repairs for the crumbling breezeways. Wooden supports were seen on one of the units in need of repairs.
SunPass charges overturned after FOX 35 story
A man said after his license plate was stolen during a trip to Miami, he began receiving bills from SunPass. FOX 35 News looked into his story and he tells us that charges have been overturned.
A man said after his license plate was stolen during a trip to Miami, he began receiving bills from SunPass. FOX 35 News looked into his story and he tells us that charges have been overturned.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: A closer look at Black militant group NFAC
The Daytona Beach Police Department said early Saturday morning that a suspect in the shooting of a police officer was captured in Georgia.
The Daytona Beach Police Department said early Saturday morning that a suspect in the shooting of a police officer was captured in Georgia.
Man billed by SunPass after license plate is stolen
A man said after his license plate was stolen during a trip to Miami, he began receiving bills from SunPass.
A man said after his license plate was stolen during a trip to Miami, he began receiving bills from SunPass.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Cryptocurrency confusion
Over the last few months, cryptocurrency has exploded in popularity and value. So, why are so many people buying it? It’s confusing, but FOX 35 is here to clear it up.
Over the last few months, cryptocurrency has exploded in popularity and value. So, why are so many people buying it? It’s confusing, but FOX 35 is here to clear it up.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Answers sought in juvenile's conditional release, probation monitoring
FOX 35 investigates how a juvenile with a violent criminal record was being monitored leading up to the murder of an Orlando mother of two.
FOX 35 investigates how a juvenile with a violent criminal record was being monitored leading up to the murder of an Orlando mother of two.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Mining cryptocurrency
Over the last few months, cryptocurrency has exploded in popularity and value. You can buy cryptocurrency or you can earn it by mining it. You just need a computer and some equipment. It can be a pricey hobby though.
Over the last few months, cryptocurrency has exploded in popularity and value. You can buy cryptocurrency or you can earn it by mining it. You just need a computer and some equipment. It can be a pricey hobby though.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Used car boom
Used cars are a hot commodity right now. Market research company J.D. Power is reporting this week that used car prices are at an all time high. We take a closer look at what's driving the increased value.
Used cars are a hot commodity right now. Market research company J.D. Power is reporting this week that used car prices are at an all time high. We take a closer look at what's driving the increased value.
Federal, state laws in Florida stir up confusion for cruise lines
Cruise lines could soon start sailing again, but some have indicated that they may boycott Florida.
Cruise lines could soon start sailing again, but some have indicated that they may boycott Florida.
Modified mosquitoes to be released in Florida Keys
Genetically modified mosquitoes are being released in the Florida Keys in an effort to combat persistent insect-borne diseases such as Dengue fever and the Zika virus.
Genetically modified mosquitoes are being released in the Florida Keys in an effort to combat persistent insect-borne diseases such as Dengue fever and the Zika virus.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Why didn't fire hydrants work at condemned condo complex?
FOX 35 investigates after a fire ripped apart an abandoned condominium complex. Firefighters had to cut open a fence to get water because nearby hydrants were shut off.
FOX 35 investigates after a fire ripped apart an abandoned condominium complex. Firefighters had to cut open a fence to get water because nearby hydrants were shut off.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Abandoned condo fire
FOX 35 investigates after a fire ripped apart an abandoned condominium complex. Firefighters had to cut open a fence to get water because nearby hydrants were shut off.
FOX 35 investigates after a fire ripped apart an abandoned condominium complex. Firefighters had to cut open a fence to get water because nearby hydrants were shut off.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Federal coronavirus relief money for schools
Florida schools received about $700 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act money. Some are still working through those funds.
Florida schools received about $700 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act money. Some are still working through those funds.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Huge disparities in CARE money distribution
The coronavirus pandemic is not only just a health crisis, but it is also an economic crisis for the United States. About a year ago, the nearly $3 trillion CARES Act was signed into law. It turns out that some Florida counties are still waiting to be paid back after spending their own money on programs to help struggling residents and businesses.
The coronavirus pandemic is not only just a health crisis, but it is also an economic crisis for the United States. About a year ago, the nearly $3 trillion CARES Act was signed into law. It turns out that some Florida counties are still waiting to be paid back after spending their own money on programs to help struggling residents and businesses.