'I heard my baby screaming': Surviving sister of family killed in shooting describes terrifying ordeal
A man is in jail, accused of killing his girlfriend, her mother, sister and young niece. Investigators say he also tried killing another sister, but she survived to tell everyone what happened. She needs the community's help in planning a funeral for four.
Netflix reality series 'Love is Blind' is casting singles in Tampa
Netflix's reality dating show "Love is Blind" is looking for new singles — and they're casting right here in Tampa.
Do hot drinks really warm you up on cold days? Sort of
Science tells us how hot drinks work in bodies, but perception also plays a role.
These recycled space shuttle parts are now powering Artemis I to space
The Artemis I mission’s rocket engines and boosters have direct ties to Columbia, Challenger and each of the other shuttles, and even one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts.
Here are the most popular dog and cat names of 2022
When it comes to naming a dog or cat in 2022, Luna, Max, and Oliver reign supreme. Did your pet's name make the list?
Experimental cancer vaccine shows promising results in animal studies, NIH researchers find
The study found the vaccine boosted the number of cytotoxic T cells capable of infiltrating and attacking tumor cells.
Groundbreaking held for Viera High School addition
Brevard Public Schools held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday for a new building at Viera High School.
WWII ‘Ghost Boat’ discovered in California lake: ‘Quite remarkable’
The Higgins landing craft, dubbed the “Ghost Boat,” was said to be used to transport soldiers to the shore during the war’s beach invasions.
Adult game night gift ideas
Gather your friends. These are the games you’ll want to play after the kids go to bed.
'A Christmas Story' house goes up for sale in Cleveland
The home, located at 3159 W. 11th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, is currently for sale, along with several other buildings on an entire campus that spans 1.3 acres.
Florida man rescued from sinking sailboat as he attempted to ride out Hurricane Nicole
Robert Shufelt was caught in the middle of the Indian River, trapped on a sinking sailboat during Hurricane Nicole, after choosing to ride out the storm on a boat that he has called home for the past 14 years.
Early estimates put damage from Hurricane Nicole above $500 million
Early estimates out of Flagler and Volusia counties put the cost of damage from Hurricane Nicole above $500 million. That number will certainly grow as the destruction across the state is assessed. Many seaside residents have watched their homes crumble into the ocean and they are concerned about how they will rebuild their lives.
Veterans Day 2022 deals, discounts and freebies
Here are some restaurants and businesses with promotions this year on Veterans Day.
Wendy’s adding first-ever peppermint Frosty to menu just in time for the holidays
The new frozen dessert launches on Nov. 15, and you can grab one at Wendy’s locations and through the app.
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s private art collection sells for record $1.5 billion
All the proceeds from the auction will go to charitable causes.
Kitten stolen from Eden Prairie PetSmart, owners plead ‘bring him back’
A 6-month-old foster kitten named Pencil Case has gone missing from an Eden Prairie PetSmart.
On Kristallnacht anniversary, Holocaust survivors warn about antisemitism, hate speech
On Nov. 9, 1938, the Nazis, among them many ordinary Germans, killed at least 91 people and vandalized 7,500 Jewish businesses during Kristallnacht — the “Night of Broken Glass.”
Florida sisters heading to international water ski championships
Anna Gay and Ella Gay are sisters from Winter Garden picked to compete in the 2022 International Waterski and Wakeboard Federation Pan American Water Ski Championships.
What happened to Florida pilot who vanished a decade ago?
A Central Florida pilot vanished in September 2012. Investigators tried tracking him down but lost his plane and his phone’s signal somewhere in Marion County.
An inside look at the National Weather Service Forecast Center in Melbourne
There’s a lot of work that goes into meteorologists’ predictions for major storms, and that doesn’t just mean the path the storm could take. Scientists with the National Weather Service (NWS) are working around the clock to figure out what type of damage could occur in what areas.