A jackknifed tractor-trailer collided with a Mercedes on I-4 in Osceola County, causing roadblocks and minor injuries to the Mercedes occupants. Traffic was affected as cleanup continued.

Tremon Jones was arrested in Orange County for the fatal stabbing of Degwendlyn V. Floyd, discovered on Nov. 28 with details still being investigated.

A fatal accident involving an electric scooter and a vehicle in St. Cloud is under investigation, with authorities seeking the public's help to find the hit-and-run driver.

A Florida judge is set to decide if Tommy Zeigler, the state's longest-serving death row inmate, gets a new trial based on new DNA evidence that could raise doubts about his 1976 quadruple murder conviction.

A man was shot dead by deputies in Kissimmee after taking himself hostage and displaying a gun on Facebook Live, following a domestic battery incident.

A Disney World valet employee was arrested for allegedly stealing and cashing checks from a guest's checkbook, totaling nearly $1,300 in fraudulent transactions.

Sanford Police arrested Moses Mitchel for the November 1st shooting death of La-Don Ja Quan Williams. He faces first-degree premeditated murder charges.

A gun in a lockbox found at East Ridge High School prompted a lockdown as authorities investigated the incident; the school communicated safety measures to parents.

An explosion in a Eustis jewelry store caused significant damage and left one person critically injured. The cause is under investigation by the State Fire Marshal, as no active gas lines were present.

A multi-vehicle crash involving two tractor-trailers spilled fuel and closed Florida's Turnpike in Orange County. No severe injuries were reported, and roads reopened after cleanup.

Legionnaires' disease cases linked to a Florida gym prompt an investigation, with 14 infections reported. No gym name or deaths disclosed; gym identified by Channel 9 conducts water testing.

SeaWorld Orlando disputes a lawsuit claim, stating a woman was hit by a snowy egret, not a duck, on a coaster ride and denies liability for the incident.

St. Cloud Police Department launches a Drone as First Responder Program to enhance emergency response, allowing real-time visuals for first responders and faster deployment across the city.