Sanford Police are seeking a suspect who stole liquor from Seminole Liquor and fled in a blue sedan; they've employed social media hashtags to encourage public assistance.

The Campbells are suing Orlando Police for $10 million over a mistaken SWAT raid on their home involving false accusations of child pornography which led to trauma and defamation.

A man in his 30s is in critical condition following a late-night shooting in Orange County, with authorities investigating the incident on Malaga Street. No suspect details or motives have been released.

Jury selection starts in the trial of Laurie Shaver, charged with murdering her husband, whose remains were found in their yard. Her defense claims their daughter was the shooter.

A wrong-way collision in Osceola County resulted in the death of one man and injuries to others when a bus tried to avoid a southbound SUV in a northbound lane.

A teen was charged after bringing a BB gun to an Orlando school, which police confiscated after a social media post alerted them. Local officials stress vigilance and parental oversight for student safety.

Two men were arrested for a June shooting in Orange County that killed Angel Martinez, 19, and injured a woman. They face murder and fentanyl trafficking charges.

Rafael Garcia Sanchez was sentenced to life for multiple child sex crimes in Orange County, following a three-day trial where he was found guilty on all counts.

Convicted sex offender Richard W. Mills was sentenced to 10 years for possessing child abuse images, with added penalties and restitution, following a supervised release violation.

A 17-year-old boy is in critical condition after a shooting in Orange County, with the incident prompting an active and ongoing investigation by local authorities.

James Grover of the SNAP charity is accused of sexually abusing minors and is under FBI investigation, with a call for possible victims to come forward.

Dennis Trost was arrested for a hit-and-run in Orlando that severely injured two teens on mini-motorcycles. Evidence linked him to the scene; he is currently jailed on a $10,000 bond.

A burglary suspect in Florida was arrested after asking a deputy to test his meth, which turned out to be real. He had previously entered a home because of barking dogs.