Polk sheriff: Dangerous murder suspect loose in Winter Haven
The Polk County sheriff says anyone living in the Dundee Road area of Winter Haven should stay inside and be cautious because a "spree killer" is on the loose.
Arguments set in ‘Jane Doe’ gun case
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments Dec. 10 in a legal battle about whether two young adults can remain anonymous in a challenge to the constitutionality of a Florida gun law.
Toll road task forces moving forward
Task forces set up to study and make recommendations about three major toll-road proposals will move forward with meetings this month.
The haunted history of Interstate 4
On the very day Florida's Interstate 4 opened in 1963, a shrimp truck jackknifed, killing the driver. And that was just the beginning.
Toll-by-plate rates doubling next summer
Pay-by-plate customers will see an increase in tolls next summer if they don’t get an E-Pass or pay with cash.
Proposed bill could require prescription for most sunscreens
A Central Florida lawmaker is pushing a bill that would require getting a prescription for most sunscreens.
Pay-by-plate customers will see toll increase next summer
Pay-by-plate customers will see an increase in tolls next summer if they don’t get an E-Pass.
New bill could require a prescription for most sunscreens
Most sunscreens could soon require a prescription from your doctor.
Publix providing new shopping carts for disabled
Publix has announced the rollout of a new shopping cart, designed to hook on to the front of a wheelchair, making the shopping experience easier for those who may be wheelchair-bound. The design allows customers to roll themselves through the store without having to push the cart. The lower sides also allow for easier loading abilities.
Boy battling brain cancer receives guitar from country music star
A boy battling brain cancer received a guitar from country music singer Kelsey Ballerini.
Markeith Loyd takes the stand in his first murder trial
Markeith Loyd took the stand to tell his side of the story in his first murder trial, in which he is accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon. Loyd claims that he shot Dixon in self-defense.
Better Business Bureau gives tips on how you can protect your bank card information
The Better Business Bureau of Central Florida said credit card fraud has become all too common.
USF's Erin Kimmerle testing human remains that may belong to Amelia Earhart
There’s a chance the remains of Amelia Earhart were found, and a University of South Florida forensic anthropologist may be the one to make the breakthrough.
Kelsea Ballerini gives Florida boy battling brain cancer guitar
Kelsea Ballerini has a fan for life. The country music star and 9-year-old Ayden Morgan, of Ocala, Fla., formed their bond when Ayden, who is blind and battling brain cancer, had his wish to see Ballerini in concert granted by the nonprofit Do It For The Love. Ballerini later gifted Ayden an electric guitar customized especially for him, with his name in Braille
Trial vaccine wipes out breast cancer in Florida patient
A promising new vaccine could one day be a flu shot against breast cancer.
State leaders could change course on gambling
After the loss of roughly $350 million a year in payments from the Seminole Tribe of Florida, House and Senate leaders are rethinking the state’s approach to gambling, one of the Legislature’s most-complicated and elusive issues.
Flagler man accused of trying to meet up with teenager
A Flagler County man has been arrested, accused of trying to meet who he thought was a 16-year-old girl for what deputies are calling illegal behavior. Deputies said Joseph Aaron Stream, 27, tried to arrange a meeting with the teenager through Facebook messenger.
Dangerous rip currents in Volusia County
Beachgoers in Volusia County are being warned about dangerous rip currents. One man drowned in Ormond Beach, Florida over the weekend. The currents are expected to subside by the weekend, but swimmers are advised to stay near lifeguard stations.
Vaccine helps woman fight breast cancer
Florida resident Lee Mercker became the first patient to participate in a clinical trial for a new breast cancer vaccine at the Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, after being diagnosed in March with early-stages of the disease. The vaccine has reportedly removed cancer cells.
Disney Skyliner back up and running after incident
The Disney Skyliner is once again operational after an incident caused some gondolas to crash into each other, leaving passengers stuck for hours.