Orlando siblings accused of running fake dental office
Orlando siblings Carlos and Yorlady Rendon are accused of running a fake dental practice for years, charging patients thousands for unlicensed procedures.
Substitute teacher accused of hitting students faces no criminal charges
A substitute teacher at South Ocala Elementary School who allegedly struck and cursed at students will not face criminal charges, but at least one parent is pursuing legal action.
Cocoa?s American Legion Post 22 faces closure
A century-old veterans resource center in Brevard County is at risk of closing after a severe termite infestation left the building in need of costly repairs.
Dog attack leaves Daytona Beach boy badly injured
Four-year-old King Perkins was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Children?s Hospital after a family member?s pitbull attacked him, unprovoked.
Orlando couple charged after alleged I-4 road rage shooting
An Orlando couple is facing felony charges after police say a road rage confrontation near Interstate 4 ended with gunfire and left another driver?s truck riddled with bullet holes.
Second Brevard teacher faces state investigation over student nickname
A second high school teacher in Brevard County is under state investigation for using a student?s preferred name in class without parental permission, potentially violating Florida law.
Melbourne neighbors push for cleanup of long-abandoned properties
Neighbors in a Melbourne neighborhood are still fighting to remove squatters and clean up a property left in disrepair for years, even as law enforcement has made multiple arrests and cleared other nearby problem homes.
911 call details Paddlefish restaurant robbery at Disney Springs
Newly released 911 audio captures the moments after a masked suspect ? described as wearing swim goggles ? robbed the Paddlefish restaurant at Disney Springs, forcing employees to the ground with trash bags over their heads.
Deputies allegedly injure disabled Army veteran during wrongful arrest
The Seminole County Sheriff?s Office accidentally detained the wrong person while attempting to assist the Oviedo Police Department.
Government shutdown update: Democrats share remarks
The U.S. government is under its first federal government shutdown in almost seven years as Senate Democrats have voted down a Republican bill to keep funding the government. Democratic leaders provided remarks on the shutdown Wednesday morning.
Government shutdown 2025 update: GOP leadership remarks
The U.S. government is under its first federal government shutdown in almost seven years as Senate Democrats have voted down a Republican bill to keep funding the government. Congressional GOP leaders provided remarks on the shutdown Wednesday morning.
Rough surf strands sea turtles in Volusia County
Rough surf from Tropical Storm Imelda is leaving dozens of young sea turtles stranded on Volusia County beaches, according to wildlife rescuers.
Teen?s routine football injury turns into fight for life
Lake Mary High School junior varsity football player Thomas Killingsworth Jr. is recovering at home after a simple broken arm during a touchdown play led to a three-week hospital stay and near-fatal complications.
Travel agency owner accused of school trip scam
A Massachusetts travel agency owner is accused of defrauding Seabreeze High School families out of $400,000 for a canceled Europe trip.
Hurricane Imelda brings beach erosion to Daytona Beach Shores
Hurricane Imelda’s outer bands are pounding the Volusia County coast, sending relentless waves crashing into seawalls and carving away at dunes already weakened by past storms.
Palm Bay councilmember sparks controversy over comments
A special Palm Bay City Council meeting drew tension Thursday after a councilman?s remarks about Indian Americans sparked public outcry and calls for his removal.
Child with autism treading water rescued by Florida deputy
An Orange County Sheriff's Office deputy jumped into a retention pond to help a child, who reportedly had autism, as he was treading water inside that pond. Body-camera video showed the moment the 2 deputies ran to the water and one jumped in.
Discipline or corporal punishment? Sub won't be charged
A substitute teacher in Marion County is accused of slapping students and using racial slurs by several students and parents. That substitute has been banned from the district, but has not been charged by police, which some parents are angry about. FOX 35's Marie Edinger talked with 8 parents, as well as the Ocala Police Department about the situation, including the difference between discipline and corporal punishment in Florida.
Orange County schools to vote on sale of historic Hungerford property
The Orange County School Board is expected to vote on the sale of the historic Hungerford property to the largest charity in the area.
Palm Bay scolds councilmember over controversial comments
The City of Palm Bay has released a statement distancing itself from social media comments made by Council member Chandler Langevin. Langevin shared some thoughts on social media about immigrants from India who live in Florida that were considered to be divisive and offensive. Now, Palm Bay City Councilmembers want Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to suspend him from the council.