Ashley Vaia was found dead in a domestic violence incident in Volusia County; ex-husband Samuel Vaia fled, crashed his SUV after a chase, and died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

A fire at an Osceola County warehouse led to a Michigan Ave closure in Kissimmee and required multiple fire departments to respond; there were no injuries reported.

A new resource center for homeless youth has opened in Orange County, providing showers, meals, and counseling with the help of an $8.4 million HUD grant.

A former Holly Hill PD employee sues ex-officials, alleging sexual misconduct and negligence within the department, with no criminal charges yet filed.

Sanford Police arrested Thallas Jerome Inman Jr. for the 2022 homicide of Isaiah Ezrah Diaz after an exhaustive investigation leading to probable cause.

K-9 Junny of the Brevard County Sheriff's Office passed away after a cancer battle and will be honored for his service including locating missing children and seniors.

Disney faces a lawsuit over a former employee who allegedly filmed up guests' skirts at a theme park. The company is accused of inadequate supervision leading up to the incident.

A Deland man was arrested for attempted murder after a violent attack at a homeless camp, with the victim suffering critical injuries and potential long-term impact.

Volusia County's brush fire near New Smyrna Beach has affected 300+ acres, with multiple fire departments working to control it. No homes burned; residents remain alert for potential evacuation.

The forecast for Orlando predicts sunny days with temperatures rising from the 70s to the low 80s, with clear skies and mild winds anticipated throughout the week.

Florida's SB 462 bill, advancing through the Senate Transportation Committee, proposes raising highway speed limits to 75 mph on major highways and includes provisions for rural roads and funding from electric vehicle charging stations.

In Flagler County, Ross Judy was arrested after his toddler was found alone in a bug-infested, filthy home considered "unlivable"; he faces child and animal neglect charges.

Osceola County invites residents to discuss Michigan Avenue safety enhancements, with meetings on March 25 and 27 for in-person and virtual engagement respectively.