Stranded air travelers in tears over more cancellations at OIA
Frustrations continue at Orlando International Airport after weather and “operational delays” led to the cancellations of several Spirit Airlines flights.
Florida tax collections beat forecast again in June
Florida ended the 2020-2021 fiscal year with a strong month of general-revenue collections, bolstered in part by federal stimulus cash and people spending money saved up during earlier stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report from state economists indicates.
More kids hospitalized with COVID-19
As COVID cases rise in Florida, a growing number of children are ending up in the hospital with the virus.
Many stranded at Orlando airport after Spirit Airlines cancels hundreds of flights
Spirit Airlines has reportedly canceled hundreds of flights, leaving travelers at Orlando International Airport stranded.
Travelers stranded after Spirit Airline cancellations
Spirit Airlines canceled hundreds of flights across the country leaving thousands of travelers rushing to rebook their flights.
Health First to require COVID vaccines for all staff once fully approved by FDA
Health First announced on Monday that it will require COVID-19 vaccinations for all of its staff when the Federal Drug Administration lifts the emergency-use authorization of the vaccines and fully approves them.
Orange County deputies investigate fatal shooting in Pine Hills
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting in Pine Hills.
Seminole County Schools extends deadline to enroll in virtual school
With health guidance constantly changing and coronavirus cases rising across the state, the year ahead looks uncertain.
Proposal calls for $25 million for Parkland victims, families
Florida lawmakers next year are expected to consider a proposal that would clear the way for the Broward County School Board to pay $25 million in compensation in the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 17 people.
Markeith Loyd to defend himself in trial for murder of Orlando police officer
A man accused of killing an Orlando police officer in 2017 will represent himself when his murder trial is set to begin in October.
Body camera video shows deputy respond to beached 'hydropod' sea craft
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office has released body camera video of a strange vessel that washed ashore on the morning of July 24. It turned out to be a Central Florida man who was "walking on water" for charity.
Man running on water inside 'bubble' for charity washes up on Florida beach
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office said a strange vessel washed ashore on Saturday morning. It turned out to be a Central Florida man who was ‘walking on water’ for charity.
Bodycam shows wheel that washed up on Florida beach
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office shared bodycam video of a strange vessel that washed ashore on the morning of July 24. It turned out to be a Central Florida man who was ‘walking on water’ for charity.
Experiments on board Boeing Starliner
An Atlas V rocket carrying Boeing's Starliner capsule is set to launch on Tuesday at 1:20 p.m.
St. Pete police search for suspect who shot girlfriend while she was holding baby
St. Pete police are searching for 38-year-old Benjamin Robert Williams who they say shot and killed his girlfriend while she was holding their baby in her arms.
Body cam shows wheel wash onshore
A Florida man was trying to run on the water to travel from St. Augustine to New York to raise money for charity.
Possible tornado spotted in New Smyrna Beach
A possible tornado was spotted spinning near the New Smyrna Beach Police Department on Monday.
'Mardi Gras' cruise ship sets sail from Port Canaveral
Carnival cruise line's newest ship, the highly-anticipated Mardi Gras, made history at Port Canaveral as cruise lovers and passengers set sail on Saturday.
New spike in COVID cases exhausting doctors and nurses
Florida is now the epicenter of the COVID outbreak, breaking records over the weekend. Florida saw more than 21,000 new cases on Sunday.
Central Florida hospital staff ‘spread thin’; elective surgeries and guests being limited
Record levels of COVID hospitalizations are putting a strain on local hospitals. Hospitals are limiting guests and elective surgeries to help manage staff and protect patients.