2-year-old girl struck and killed by a backing Tesla in Winter Haven driveway on her birthday, Nov 23, 2025. Driver cooperating; no charges expected, police say.

A woman was attacked by her estranged biological mother on Monday, in her home, prompting her 8-year-old child to protect her.

Florida Power & Light (FPL) customers will see higher bills starting January 2026 in the largest rate increase in company history. Full details on the 4-year hike and Supreme Court challenge.

The Kroger Co. announced Nov. 18 it will close three eCommerce fulfillment centers at the end of January – including one in Groveland – “to optimize its fulfillment network,” according to a news release.

A recent study by the law firm Schiller Kessler Group has identified Florida’s Interstate 95 as one of the most dangerous highways in the United States, with Brevard County contributing significantly to the high fatality rate.

A historic child-recovery mission conducted by the U.S. Marshals Service has successfully found or safely recovered 122 missing children across Florida and nine other states.

OUC has obtained approval for projects to install around 40 DC fast charging ports throughout the Orlando area

President Donald Trump shared on social media that some Americans might receive a $2,000 stimulus check funded by tariffs

A Brevard County community is mourning Anna Kepner, who died on a Carnival Cruise ship over the weekend.

A crash on Welch Road in Apopka resulted in the deaths of three teenagers and injuries to others when a truck lost control, struck a tree, and overturned.

Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood on Thursday, alleging that the organization falsely promoted abortion medication as being “safer than Tylenol.”

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood has welcomed New Yorkers to move to Florida after Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani was elected as New York City’s mayor.

A small purchase at a Florida grocery store turned into a seven-figure surprise for one woman.

PepsiCo Foods U.S. announced Tuesday that it is closing its manufacturing and warehouse operations at the Orlando plant, citing business needs as the reason.

37 arrests were made for violations related to statutory sexual offense restrictions, new law violations, and probation violations.