Crackdown on street racing
In just the last couple weeks, five people were killed in three deadly crashes in Osceola, Volusia and Brevard Counties, all from alleged street racing.
President Biden addresses nation about Derek Chauvin verdict
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Vigil held for George Floyd after Derek Chauvin conviction
A vigil was held in Downtown Orlando for George Floyd, following Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict.
FEMA Orlando site offering first doses of Pfizer
With Johnson & Johnson vaccines still on pause, the FEMA site in Orlando started to give out first doses of Pfizer vaccines again on Tuesday. Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings said there should be enough Pfizer doses to meet demand.
Ormond Beach scenic loop supporters get major win
Supporters behind a major effort to preserve the Ormond Beach scenic loop got a major win Tuesday.
Debate over dogs on Volusia County beaches
The Volusia County Council voted to move forward with a discussion about allowing dogs on the beach.
Boy, 14, killed in crash
Police in Ocala say a 14-year-old boy was killed when his SUV struck a utility pole.
Chauvin verdict reaction from J Henry's Barber Shop
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Attorney Mark O'Mara reacts to Chauvin verdict
Mark O'Mara, the attorney who represented George Zimmerman, reacts to the verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Office Derek Chavin.
Orange County Sheriff John Mina on Chauvin verdict
Orange County Sheriff John Mina reacts to news that former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd.
Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolon on Chauvin verdict
Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolon remarks on news that former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd.
Central Florida reaction to Derek Chauvin verdict
Central Florida is reacting to news that former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd.
SpaceX Crew-2 launch forecast
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Nurse and mom released from hospital after COVID-19 battle
A 32-year-old nurse and mother who has been fighting for her life due to COVID-19 was finally discharged from the hospital after more than 100 days. Her family talks to Good Day Orlando.
FEMA site to offer first doses of Pfizer vaccine on Tuesday
The FEMA vaccination site at Valencia College West Campus will have 1st doses of the Pfizer vaccine on hand once again starting Tuesday.
EF-1 tornado touches down near Ocala
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Thousands of vaccine appointments available in Orange County
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WWII plane pilot hailed a hero after emergency landing in Cocoa Beach
A World War II-era plane crash-landed in the ocean off Cocoa Beach on Saturday. Everyone was lucky to make it out alive. Some are comparing that pilot to Captain Sully who landed a plane on the Hudson River more than a decade ago.
Cracking down on street racing
A Central Florida mother is working to curb street racing. Laurie Broadus organized Mothers Against Racing on the Streets, or MARS, in 2010. Broadus lost her son in 2006 during a street racing incident. Florida State Sen. Linda Stewart has pushed for harsher fines in the past. She also believes law enforcement needs better training on how to prevent the races.