License plate reader cameras aid investigations but fuel privacy debate

License plate reader cameras are being credited with helping law enforcement quickly locate suspects in two recent Central Florida cases, even as the technology continues to face criticism from privacy advocates.

Ex-Titusville Police Chief cited for open container after rollover crash

Fired Titusville Police Chief John Lau has received a second citation from the Florida Highway Patrol in connection to his June 23 rollover crash, according to online records.

Ex-Titusville Police Chief contesting $169 careless driving ticket after rollover crash

Former Titusville Police Chief John Lau, who was fired from the City of Titusville after refusing to submit to an alcohol or drug test following a June rollover crash in a city-owned vehicle in Titusville, plans to contest his $169 careless driving citation, according to court records.

Titusville City Council moves forward with potential 100% stormwater fee hike

The Titusville City Council voted unanimously to advance a potential 100% stormwater fee hike, which could double local homeowners' bills to $320 a year.

Titusville stormwater system overwhelmed: Residents left pumping out floodwaters

Storms on Monday night dumped more than three inches of rain in just two and a half hours, completely overwhelming Titusville's aging drainage infrastructure.

Ongoing Titusville flooding: How infrastructure updates could impact taxes
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The city of Titusville’s stormwater system struggled to move water when three inches of rain fell in a few hours. Across town, residents reported flooding issues on July 6. Infrastructure updates could mean a tax hike for residents.

911 calls released in ex-Titusville Police Chief crash: 'I don't know what happened'

Moments after former Titusville Police Chief John Lau rolled his unmarked city-owned vehicle in Brevard County last month, a couple of people called 911 to report the crash.

Titusville council member questions $600,000 beautification project after plants fail

A Titusville city council member is criticizing a $600,000 beautification project after many of the plants installed along major roadways failed within months.

Titusville mayor expresses confidence in acting police chief after dismissal of previous chief following crash

The Mayor of Titusville is trying to ensure a smooth transition within leadership at TPD after the now fired chief was let go for refusing a drug test following a rollover car crash. The mayor says if the community has concerns, they need to reach out to FHP since they lead the investigation into the alleged incident.

No criminal charges, DUI investigation for fired Titusville Police Chief after crash, FHP says

Questions are being raised after the Florida Highway Patrol revealed it would not file criminal charges against now-fired Titusville Police Chief John Lau after he crashed – and rolled – his city-owned vehicle earlier this week. 

Ex-Titusville Police Chief fired for refusing drug test after crash: termination letter

Titusville Police Chief John Lau was fired Wednesday for refusing to submit to a drug test, after he was involved in a rollover crash in an unmarked police vehicle the day before in Brevard County, according to his termination letter.

Titusville explores retention ponds to reduce flooding, to be financed through tax liens

Flooding fixes could be coming to Titusville. City leaders want to add more retention ponds in historic, flood-prone areas. Officials are trying to prevent a repeat of the extreme flooding that left some residents stranded in 2025.

Titusville finds ‘missing’ tax dollars months after city-wide audit digs into alleged mismanagement

The City of Titusville says it has solved the mystery of nearly $1 million worth of "missing" machinery following an internal audit that originally suggested widespread financial mismanagement.

Anna Kepner's stepbrother charged with 1st degree murder
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A Florida teen is facing first-degree murder charges following the death of Anna Kepner, a Titusville teen who died while aboard a Carnival cruise ship. Texas-based attorney Lauren Cadilas appeared on Florida Live to discuss the case.

NASA veteran, 108, reflects on space progress leading up to Artemis II launch

As NASA prepares for its Artemis II mission, a Central Florida man who helped make the first moon landing possible is reflecting on decades of progress in space exploration.