Tylisa Hampton

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey details the seizure of 92,000 pounds of 7-OH and an arsenal of weapons and explosives.

An Orange County family is searching for answers after 45-year-old DeGwendolyn “Gwen” Floyd was stabbed to death at a Pine Hills home on Nov. 28, just one day after Thanksgiving.

E-bikes and other micromobility devices are popular, but Orange County commissioners say more residents are complaining about safety issues with the people using the bikes. Now the county is trying to figure out what it can do about it.

With the holiday season approaching, the Horizon West American Legion Post 419 is working tirelessly to ensure that every veteran laid to rest at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Gotha is honored during this year’s Wreaths Across America event on Dec. 13.

A crosswalk outside the former Pulse nightclub continues to sit at the center of a months-long, statewide controversy.

AAA reports that nearly 82 million Americans are expected to travel this Thanksgiving season, with most choosing to drive following recent flight cancellations.

Federal authorities are searching for a man caught on camera breaking into a post office and stealing mail, and they’re offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest and conviction.

A man is recovering after being shot on his own front porch, and deputies say they arrested a 17-year-old who is accused in the shooting. 

A Palm Bay family is feeling especially grateful this holiday season—not for gifts or festivities, but for being alive.

With airlines cleared to resume normal operations following the FAA’s decision to lift its flight-reduction mandate because of the government shutdown, Orlando International Airport is preparing for a slight increase this Thanksgiving travel season. 

Thanksgiving may still be days away, but for many Americans, the Christmas season has already arrived.

Community members and local leaders are reacting to what many are calling a devastating economic blow after Kroger announced it will close its Groveland fulfillment facility — a move officials say will eliminate roughly 1,400 jobs and end a delivery service relied on by customers across Central Florida.