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.

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.