A fire caused significant damage to a house on Dixon Avenue in Titusville, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

A brush fire covering 10 acres broke out in Melbourne near John Rhodes and Eau Gallie Boulevards. Crews are fighting the blaze, which has not been contained yet.

The Florida Department of Health in Brevard County warns of potential hepatitis C exposure at Dr. Lily J. Voepel's clinic and advises patients to get tested.

Jury selection for the resentencing of Troy Victorino and Jerone Hunter, previously convicted for the 2004 "Xbox murders," begins on April 21 after their death sentences were overturned due to a 2017 Florida Supreme Court ruling.

Tampa police arrested four individuals for recklessly riding bikes and dirt bikes downtown; one had a firearm. Videos showed the danger posed to pedestrians. The police encourage public reporting to maintain safety.

One person died in a house fire in Dunnellon, Florida, while two escaped. Firefighters responded quickly but could not save the individual. The cause is under investigation.

Daymonte Moore, 19, was arrested for firing shots at a vape shop in Osceola County after a dispute over ID for a tobacco product; he faces multiple felony charges. No injuries were reported.

A Lake County deputy killed a man, Eric Escobar, after he reportedly brandished a weapon when confronted during an investigation. The deputy is on leave and an investigation is ongoing.

Central Florida faces a period of drought and high temperatures, with low humidity raising wildfire risks. No rain is expected through the following weekend, with a warm and stable weather pattern anticipated.

The Orlando Police arrested a second teen for a fatal shooting during a suspected drug-related robbery, with both suspects now facing murder and robbery charges.

A small plane crashed in Boca Raton, causing significant traffic disruption and emergency responses, with details on the crash and its implications still emerging.

A Michigan woman, Demetria Latimer, faces charges in Florida for a $52,000 Facebook Marketplace fraud. She is accused of a fake excavator sale, and her extradition was met with a direct confrontation by Volusia County Sheriff Chitwood.

A juvenile was arrested for multiple vandalism incidents with hate speech and racial slurs in Melbourne, including on a church, and faces hate crime charges.