Merritt Island Christmas Boat Parade sponsor withdraws
Blue Marlin Real Estate is withdrawing as sponsor of the Merritt Island Christmas Boat Parade amid lawsuits from last year’s crash.
3 teens killed on early-morning crash in Apopka
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a Sunday morning crash in Apopka that killed three teenagers and seriously injured three others. Troopers said the crash happened around 1:37 a.m. Sunday on Welch Road near Wekiwa Drive.
Teen accused of $126K to New Smyrna Beach golf course
Police say a teenager is accused of damaging a New Smyrna Beach golf course green by driving a truck onto it and doing donuts.
Darryl Strawberry thanks Trump for presidential pardon
Former Major League Baseball star Darryl Strawberry is expressing gratitude for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump, but says he found freedom long before the call came. Strawberry, who appeared on Trump’s reality show The Apprentice in 2010, told FOX 35 News that the former president has long been a mentor and friend
FBI investigating Carnival cruise passenger death
A Caribbean cruise turned into a nightmare after a teenager from Titusville died while on board the Carnival Horizon. Now the FBI is getting involved. The victim has been identified as 18-year-old Anna Kepner.
Parents arrested after 4-year-old twin boys are shot
Four-year-old twin boys are in the hospital after being shot inside their home, authorities said. Their mom and dad are both behind bars. According to a court appearance for one of the parents on Monday, at least one of the twins had to undergo surgery.
Central Florida braces for season's first major cold snap
Central Florida is bracing for its first major cold snap of the season, with freezing temperatures possible in northern counties.
4-year-old twin boys shot inside Florida home, critically hurt; parents arrested, deputies say
Two 4-year-old children were hospitalized after they were shot at their home over the weekend, leading to both parents being arrested, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
Florida driver hit by a tire on turnpike
A tire slammed into a family's windshield while they were driving on the Florida Turnpike. The tire shattered portions of their windshield as they were on their way back from the mall Saturday night, Nov. 8. Now, the family says they're lucky to be alive.
2 dead, on way to Jamaica Hurricane Melissa relief, crashed in Broward County pond
Two people, who were reportedly traveling to Jamaica for hurricane relief, died in a plane crash in Broward County.
2 dead, enroute to Jamaica crash in Broward County pond
Two people, who were reportedly traveling to Jamaica, died in a plane crash in Broward County. The Coral Springs Police Department confirmed that two people died in a plane crash around 10:20 a.m., Nov. 10. The plane crashed near NW 57th Way in Coral Springs. The small plane was carrying supplies for hurricane relief following Hurricane Melissa, when it crashed into residential area pond.
Cold weather shelters opening across Central Florida: where to find them
Several cold weather shelters are available Monday night for residents living without heat. Here's where to find them
Volunteers hand out food for Volusia County families
Volusia County officials and community members came together to assist with the food drive amid the government shutdown.
Teens killed in Apopka crash, FHP says
Troopers are investigating after three teenagers died in an Apopka crash.
Food drive to help Volusia County families
Several Volusia County agencies joined together to assist with the food drive to help local families amid the government shutdown.
Deputy killed in reported ambush shooting
A Miami-Dade County sheriff’s deputy was shot and killed Thursday after being ambushed while responding to a traffic crash, authorities said.
Delays, cancellations mounting at Orlando airport
The government shutdown is causing chaos for air travelers, grounding nearly 1,000 flights and delaying thousands more across the country.
Florida CFO claims $1.5B in local government ‘waste'
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia announced that his office has uncovered roughly $1.5 billion in what he calls “wasteful spending” across ten municipalities audited so far.
FAA reductions take effect amid government shutdown
The government shutdown entered its 38th day Friday, grounding nearly 1,000 flights and delaying about 3,000 more across the United States, according to federal aviation officials.
EDC brings thousands of music fans to Orlando
Organizers of the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) expect about 300,000 attendees over the weekend — roughly 100,000 each day. The festival runs daily from 1 p.m. to midnight, featuring dozens of world-renowned DJs, multiple themed stages, carnival rides, art installations, and fireworks displays.