Investigators

Mental illness in the criminal justice system is a long-standing problem, according to Orange-Osceola state attorney Monique Worrell.

Teacher resignations in our local public-school districts are on the rise, numbers which we found publicly displayed on many local school board agendas or received from a district’s human resources division.

The Florida Attorney General’s Office confirms it is investigating claims made against an online ticket seller after receiving complaints from Florida residents.

Orange, Marion, and Sumter County School districts also send transcripts with all scores, according to each district's spokesperson.

An Orange County woman discovered over $5,000 had been taken out of her unemployment debit account.

Basil Gordan learned he had been mistakenly reported dead after being denied a vehicle loan.

The U.S. Secret Service has uncovered a multi-million dollar scheme that used a young Apopka janitor as a “money mule” to transfer cash, money orders and unemployment benefits to a Nigerian police barracks over the last six years.

Altamonte Springs police are warning residents about what their department is calling a scam that involves a caller pretending to be one of their officers, according to a news release.

As the Nov. 3 general election approaches, many Central Floridians have been receiving text messages on their mobile devices soliciting donations for political candidates, offering assistance with mail-in ballots or inquiring about voter registration status.

Authorities are warning of a new scheme going around in the form of a text message that claims cellphone users need to claim a package before it can be delivered to them.

More than 19 months after Tarus Mack was certified the winner of an Eatonville Town Council election, a judge has ordered Mack to be removed from his position due to evidence uncovered by his opponent suggesting votes were illegally cast or procured.

Ashley Butler never imagined she would have to wait nearly half a year for unemployment benefits the state confirmed she is entitled to.

Orange County leaders said they are struggling with how to provide help to mentally ill residents who find themselves repeatedly arrested and charged with crimes.

Two Central Florida victims have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars when buying and selling homes.

Investigators are expressing their concern after detectives discovered devices that change guns into fully automatic weapons in the home of a known gang member.

A Central Florida was called by whom she thought was an Orlando Utilities Commission representative threatening to shut off her power. The woman caught on, realizing the caller was an impostor trying to scam her.

Opposing Central Florida politicians have joined forces to pass legislation to save Florida’s coral from possible extinction.

Ten months after several clients lodged complaints against him, Orlando attorney Justin Infurna has been permanently disbarred by the Florida Supreme Court.