Food banks struggle to have enough food amid SNAP shutdown
President Trump said in a Truth Social post Tuesday that SNAP benefits won’t be paid until the government reopens. Now, Orlando area food pantries are preparing for an influx of people, but say without the help of SNAP benefits it's a "losing battle" to feed those in need.
Orlando Fire share update on Nov. 4 structure fire
Five occupants in a duplex at Parramore and South Streets were displaced after a challenging structure fire took place. Firefighters rescued one resident who was trapped. The origin of the fire is unknown as the investigation is ongoing.
Former Volusia deputy faces fraud charge
A former Volusia County deputy has been charged with fraud after authorities say he was involved in a check kiting scheme.
Florida couple gets help pumping floodwater out of Titusville home
A Florida couple finally got floodwater out of their home after historic rain a week ago in Titusville. An estimated 3.5 million gallons of water inundated Greg and Carolina Sones’ property following torrential rain on October 26. They spent the last week couch surfing with friends and neighbors.
Florida family returns from Jamaica after being stranded
The rebuilding process is now underway in parts of the Caribbean. Hurricane Melissa damaged several islands and left at least 60 people dead. In Jamaica, the storm caused an estimated $22 billion in damage, and officials say it could take 10 years or more to rebuild the island. One family that was trapped on the island is just now getting back home.
Titusville residents still affected by flash floods
Late last month, flash floods and nearly 20 inches of rain soaked the Space Coast. Motorists were stranded, and homes flooded. For a week, several roads were closed due to flooding. Pumps were installed all over town, and residents were trying to rebuild.
Gov. DeSantis discusses Florida's death penalty
In a Nov. 3 press conference, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke about the state's death penalty, calling it an “an appropriate punishment for the worst offenders.” DeSantis also said the death penalty could be strong deterrent and that it brings justice to the victims’ families.
Eustis residents talk re-build after storm damage
After Lake County had 20 inches of rain on Oct. 26, Eustis residents are reacting about picking up the pieces after the storm.
2 Titusville officers hospitalized after car crash
Two Titusville police officers were injured in a vehicle crash on Nov. 3 while responding to an armed disturbance call just before 9 a.m. Security footage showed two women were fighting in a parking lot and one women got in her car to run away. When police responded, they crashed into each other.
Man faces charges after 1 dead, 1 critical in Ormond Beach
On Nov. 3, Scott March was arrested by Daytona Beach Police, and charged with loitering and prowling. Hours later, Florida Highway Police said March is also being charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving resulting in serious body injury in connection to the vehicle crash. His first court appearance was cancelled after further charges were added.
Orange County increases patrols to find attack suspect
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man they say sexually attacked a woman at gunpoint near an Orlando park around 4 a.m., on Nov. 1 in the area of Barber Park in the 3700 block of Gatlin Avenue. Anyone with information on the attack is urged to call Crimeline at 800-423-8477. A reward of up to $1,000 has been offered for information.
Eustis shares updates on Spring Ridge Estate bridge
A Florida Department of Transportation-certified engineer is evaluating the bridge at Spring Ridge Estates and is working on a repair plan, the city said Nov. 3. Fire Chief Michael Swanson shares updates in the infrastructure and city utilities affected by the bridge's collapse.
2 Titusville police officers injured in car crash
Two officers, who were responding to an armed gun call, crashed on Hopkins Avenue near Acorn Avenue on Nov. 3. Both officers were injured in the crash.
2 men convicted of "Xbox Murders" sentenced to death
Jerone Hunter and Troy Victorino were sentenced to death for the second time in Florida court, after a previous death sentencing was overturned. On Nov. 3, a judged sentenced the two men to death for the murder of Erin Belanger, 22; Jonathan Gleason, 17; Roberto Gonzalez, 28; Francisco Roman, 30; Michelle Nathan, 19; and Anthony Vega, 34, who were killed in an attack in Deltona known as the "Xbox Murders"
Local family remains stuck in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
FOX 35's Stephanie Buffamonte spoke with the family.
1 dead, 1 hurt in Sanford shooting, police say
FOX 35's Matt Trezza reporting from Seminole County after a 22-year-old man was shot and killed on Saturday afternoon in Sanford, police said.
'Boom, boom!' | Truck crashes through home's roof
The Florida Highway Patrol said a driver lost control of his truck late Halloween, skidded across someone's yard, before crashing into their house. Photos showed the truck's front wheels smashed through the side of the house.
Truck goes airborne, crashes through home's roof
The Florida Highway Patrol said a driver lost control of his truck late Halloween, skidded across someone's yard, before crashing into their house. Photos showed the truck's front wheels smashed through the side of the house.
A Walk To End Alzheimer's
Hundreds gathered to attend the A Walk To End Alzheimer's in DeLand. FOX 35's Matt Trezza has the sights and sounds -- and messages of hope -- from the event.
Mom, daughter rescued from flooding by mystery heroes
Last week, Titusville was hit hard by torrential rain, flooding streets and neighborhoods. Both became stuck in their vehicle in the floodwaters until others stepped in to help them.