A significant crash on I-4 near Longwood caused early morning delays, with one lane initially open until full reopening. Details on injuries or the crash cause remain unclear.

A former Marion County deputy was sentenced to 25 years for fatally shooting his girlfriend while cleaning firearms. The sentence reflects the victim's age at death.

Two teenagers died in a crash on State Road 33 after their Scion, overtaking in a no-pass zone, hit a Lincoln Aviator. A child in the Aviator was seriously injured.

A SWAT team faced armed resistance during a raid at an Orlando tattoo shop, resulting in a suspect's death and an officer-involved shooting. No officers were harmed.

Authorities in Volusia County are searching for Earl Dorey, who fled into a swamp after allegedly stealing a car, arming himself, and confronting deputies.

A Winter Park man, David Ogden, received a 170-year prison sentence for producing and possessing child sexual abuse material and for sexually abusing children.

An Orlando detective won't face charges after a fatal pursuit; insufficient evidence was cited. The suspect struck the victim before the officer, who may still face departmental discipline.

FSU linebacker Ethan Pritchard was discharged from a rehabilitation center after recovering from a life-threatening headshot due to mistaken identity. He showed significant progress, returning to Tallahassee during FSU's game weekend.

An audit found that Zillah Bell, a rehired former employee at the Orange County Convention Center, defrauded it of over $57,000 through redirected parking fees.

The search for missing 10-year-old Gabby Terrelonge intensifies, with a focus on abandoned hotels. Her mother was arrested for child neglect, but has not provided her location. A $5,000 reward is offered for information.

A fire at Orlando's Royal Isles apartment complex forced residents to evacuate, with no serious injuries reported and the Red Cross assisting displaced households.

Jerrell Noah Jones is charged with attempted second-degree murder for running over a man's head in Orange County.

An 11-year-old student at Highbanks Learning Center was arrested for writing a "kill list," charged with a felony for making a written threat to kill.