Tyler Feight, previously convicted for attacking a jogger, faces court for probation violations, including failing to report an address change and skipping a required evaluation.

A man in Orlando was arrested for impersonating a postal worker and stealing mail from an apartment complex. He was caught with burglary tools and stolen mail.

Retired Orlando police officer Dennis Turner was shot dead in a family dispute. Jeffery London was charged with first-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Disparate sentences in Florida raise concerns, with a teen in Orange County facing charges for firing shots, and controversy in Brevard County over a lenient sentence for a defendant involved in two teens' deaths.

A man was injured in a fire near Longwood apartments; authorities are investigating the incident as arson. The fire, intended for warmth, grew uncontrollably, leading to the man's injuries.

Police in Clermont are investigating after a man was found dead in a car at West Park on New Year's Day. The incident is under inquiry but is not seen as a threat to the community.

A Sanford man died after his SUV veered off and hit a tree in Seminole County; speed is considered a factor in the crash, with ongoing FHP investigations.

The Orlando Fire Department successfully rescued a dog trapped under the SR-408 overpass, working alongside Animal Control and using a cage for safe extraction.

21-year-old Ja'Narre Suggs was found dead from a Christmas Day shooting in Ocala, and 19-year-old Curnelius A. Brown Jr. has been charged with the murder.

Apopka Police search for missing 76-year-old Carlos Zigrovic, last seen near Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive on New Year's Eve. His car was found, but his whereabouts are unknown.

Apopka woman Xin Liu, 40, was indicted for defrauding an elderly person using deceptive communication methods, facing up to 20 years if convicted. Trial is set for January 28, 2026.

One hospitalized and several displaced after an apartment fire near the University of Central Florida in Orange County; the cause is under investigation.

A DeLand woman was charged with attempted murder after a suicide note led to the interception of a murder-suicide plan involving her disabled great-granddaughter.