Titusville homes underwater 1 week after flash flood

Most cars can't make it through on Morbeca Street and Carol Avenue after a flash flood on Oct. 26. Residents say they haven't been able to get out of their homes for almost a week and are running low on food.

Business is scarce in Mount Dora after flash flood

Mount Dora businesses are seeing low attendance after a flash flood destroyed two main roads in the city. Business owners say some customers might not know how to get there. Misconception about the extent of the damage in the city, has kept people away, FOX 35's Marie Edinger reported.

Robin Severance-Lopez lied about finances for bond: officials

Robin Severance-Lopez, estranged wife of suspended Osceola County sheriff, was re-arrested Oct. 23 after being accused of providing false information during her earlier bail process. Documents show her sworn testimony in court, after her first arrest in June, say she lied in her initial bail application.

Mihail Tsvetkov's sister speaks on Tina Allgeo sentence

Tina Allgeo, who was facing a murder charge for the death of Mihail Tsvetkov, had her murder charge dropped in court, Oct. 30, and plead no contest to the second count of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Allgeo will serve 18 months in the Department of Corrections. Allgeo's attorney said he thinks her sentence was "almost inappropriate."

Kristi Noem talks ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ update

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem discussed the White House's initiative to crack down on illegal CDL drivers. Noem gave statistics about where tactics are focused, how many people have been arrested and what their goals are.

Tina Allgeo: murder charge dropped in road rage incident

Tina Allgeo was sentenced to 18 months in the Department of Corrections, Oct. 30, 2025 after a murder charge was dropped. Allgeo plead no contest to an aggravated battery charge, sentencing her to 18 months in the department of corrections. She's ordered to surrender herself on Dec. 27

Seminole County allows controversial front-yard pool

A Seminole County homeowner will be allowed to continue building a swimming pool in the front yard, despite objections from neighbors who say the project violates community standards and could cause flooding problems.