Man mistaken for rideshare driver accused of attacking woman, Osceola deputies say
A man potentially mistaken for being a rideshare driver is accused of attacking a woman he picked up inside his car, according to the Osceola County Sheriff's Office.
Amazon Web Services says issue that caused outage 'mitigated'
A major Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage early Monday disrupted major platforms including Snapchat, Roblox, Robinhood, and Coinbase.
Former NFL star Doug Martin dies while in California police custody
Former NFL star running back Doug Martin has died. He was 36.
Sam Rivers, bassist and founding member of Limp Bizkit, dies at 48
Limp Bizkit announced the death of their founding bassist, Sam Rivers, at the age of 48, sharing an emotional tribute on Instagram.
Michigan woman uses ChatGPT to pick winning lottery numbers
The Wyandotte woman is now a whole lot richer after picking the right numbers and scoring the multiplier on her latest Powerball play.
Southwest Airlines unveils new Boeing 737 with redesigned cabin featuring in-seat power, larger overhead bins
Southwest Airlines has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX with an updated cabin featuring new seats with in-seat power and larger overhead bins.
John Bolton indicted for improper handling of classified documents
Former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton was indicted Thursday on 18 counts related to the improper handling of classified materials, Fox News Digital has learned.
Criminal charges against man accused of abandoning Trooper the dog during Hurricane Milton dropped
Criminal charges against the suspect who was accused of abandoning Troopers the dog along I-75 during Hurricane Milton evacuations were dropped by the Hillsborough State Attorney's Office.
Nation’s first high-tech autonomous police vehicle on patrol in pilot program
Deputies in south Florida have a new high-tech partner on patrol.
Osceola County junkyard fire: U.S. 17-92 reopens after being closed for several hours
What's on fire in Osceola County? A junkyard has caught fire in Kissimmee, officials say.
Video: Mini-cow named ‘Jason Moo-Moah’ sets sail and hangs out on Pinellas County sandbar
Heads turned, eyes stared, and jaws dropped as if they had never seen a mini-cow on a boat trolling through Pinellas County waters.
Super speeders learn that violating new law is a drag
The State of Florida passed a law this year giving extra weight to law enforcement officers dealing with speeding drivers.
Watch: Security guard saves woman from oncoming tram in Turkey
A security guard in Kayseri, Turkey, saved a woman who accidentally stepped in front of an oncoming tram.
What to know about FAFSA applications amid government shutdown
The Education Department has opened the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2026–27 school year, even as the U.S. government remains shut down.
Social Security 2026 cost-of-living increase announcement delayed by shutdown
COLA affects millions of beneficiaries who rely on these adjustments to plan their finances.
Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk posthumously
President Donald Trump posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a White House ceremony.
Florida teen, 17, charged in alleged hoax abduction, shooting: Officials
A 17-year-old boy accused of staging a shooting and alleging his own abduction has been arrested and charged, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said.
Oyster Shooter’s Raw Bar & Grill in Cocoa
On this episode of Central Florida Eats, we’re hanging out in Cocoa, Florida, at Oyster Shooter’s Raw Bar & Grill — a laid-back local favorite known for fresh oysters, cold drinks, and that easy coastal vibe. We’re digging into the seafood, meeting the crew, and soaking up everything that makes this place a true Cocoa original.
Legendary R&B icon D’Angelo dies at 51
R&B legend D’Angelo, born Michael D’Angelo Archer, has passed away at the age of 51.
Broadway faces possible shutdown as musicians, performers threaten strike
The lights on Broadway could soon go dark — at least temporarily — if contract negotiations between the Broadway League and unions representing musicians, actors and stage managers continue to falter.