Florida News

Jaylen Edgar, the man accused of killing two people in a shooting in downtown Orlando on Halloween, is expected to appear in court Wednesday to request a new attorney. 

A crash has closed part of State Road 417 in Celebration. Drivers should use caution if traveling in the area. 

A lawsuit filed against SeaWorld, after a woman claimed she was hit in the face by a duck, was dismissed.

Chances are, either you or someone you know has recently been sick with the flu. This year, the post-holiday flu is more concerning than in years past. The U.S. is seeing the worst Flu season in 25 years. 

Florida may no longer hold the title of the nation’s lightning capital, according to a new report that ranks Oklahoma with more lightning activity, though some experts dispute the findings.

A 55-year-old man has been arrested in Lake County after police say he attempted to abduct a teenage girl in Eustis, an incident that was reported to authorities through an anonymous tip.

Two women were arrested in separate Central Florida road rage incidents that escalated into violence and resulted in felony charges, according to police and sheriff’s officials.

The Orlando Valkyries are set to begin their quest for a second straight Pro Volleyball Federation championship, opening the season Friday night against Grand Rapids at Addition Financial Arena.

NASA astronauts will conduct two spacewalks in January to conduct repairs and upgrades to the International Space Station.

New details have emerged about a fatal alligator attack that killed a woman while she was canoeing with her husband at Lake Kissimmee State Park in May, an incident that drew national attention.

Demolition resumed Tuesday on the historic Flagler Beach Pier after crews paused work over the summer due to sea turtle nesting season and nearby turtle activity.

A statewide registry created to help identify people with a history of animal abuse is drawing criticism from animal welfare officials who say the database lacks enough information to be useful.