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About two million dehumidifiers sold at big box stores nationwide are being recalled for a fire risk, with more than 107 incidents already reported causing about $17 million in property damage.

The FHP investigates a fatal hit-and-run in Orange County.

A 34-year-old man is found shot to death in the yard of a Leesburg home, police say.

Two people were killed in a crash involving a tractor trailer Wednesday morning, according to the Leesburg Police Department.

Problems persist for Spirit Airlines.

Guess what, rain is in the forecast.

A pedestrian was killed in a crash in Marion County around 9:17 p.m. on Friday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

A back-to-school event at a Walmart in Ocoee will be offering free COVID-19 doses Friday afternoon.

Heroes weekend returns to Legoland Florida Resort

Friday is International Beer Day and while you may not need an occasion to celebrate, why not take advantage of the “holiday” to try out a Central Florida brewery?

Employees at CVS will be starting at a new minimum wage rate in the next year, according to a press release.

Fans of Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights are counting down the days until terrifying screams return to the theme park.

A turtle is being blamed for causing a bizzare crash in south Florida.

Turtle release A juvenile green sea turtle named Pearl was released back into the Atlantic on Wednesday after a four-month rehabilitation stay at the Brevard Zoo’s Sea Turtle Healing Center. (Brevard Zoo)BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — A juvenile green sea turtle named Pearl was released back into the Atlantic on Wednesday after a four-month rehabilitation stay at the Brevard Zoo’s Sea Turtle Healing Center. Zoo officials said Sea Turtle Preservation Society members found Pearl on March 13 at Blockhouse Beach. READ: It’s sea turtle nesting season: Here are 9 ways you can help hatchlings surviveThey said she was emaciated, covered in barnacles and had an inflamed shell. SEE: Loggerhead, green sea turtle returned to the ocean in Brevard CountyIndividuals who find distressed sea turtles in Brevard County should contact the Sea Turtle Preservation Society at 321-206-0646 or Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 1-888-404-FWCC.

A 400-pound female loggerhead sea turtle was fatally struck by vehicles on State Road A1A in Brevard County.

It’s not unusual for rocks and other debris to crash through a windshield and injure a driver or passenger -- but a turtle?