An analysis finds 40 people were killed in Florida police pursuits over four years, renewing scrutiny of pursuit rules after a deadly Ybor City crash.

A 23-year-old Haines City man was arrested after deputies say he followed and attacked a nightclub employee at a Davenport gas station; authorities recovered the victim's keys and mace.

A Heritage Community Church overseer was arrested after hidden-camera images were found on a work computer and cloud drive, investigators say.

An early‑morning Sanford shooting left one person with non‑life‑threatening injuries near Hartwell Avenue and Mitch Court. Police say the incident remains under investigation.

A pedestrian was killed late Friday after being struck by a pickup at French Avenue and 27th Street in Sanford. Police say the driver stayed on scene and the crash is under investigation.

A Volusia County travel agent pleaded guilty and was ordered to repay more than $637,000; families have received partial payments but hundreds of thousands remain unpaid.

Hernando County Fire Rescue posted condolences Friday for Marion County firefighter/EMT Evan Lewis and shared photos attributed to Marion County Fire Rescue. The brief message offered a tribute but no circumstances.

A Tavares boater has been charged after a March 23, 2025 crash at Ed Stone Park seriously injured three passengers.

A 17-month-old boy has died after falling into a backyard pool in Deltona; deputies say investigators consider it an accidental drowning. Officials extended condolences as the case is reviewed.

A Winter Haven man was arrested after an undercover Polk County sting in which he allegedly agreed to pay $100 to have sex with a 14-year-old, deputies say.

A Seminole County deputy shot and killed a man while responding to a noisy block party in Sanford’s Midway neighborhood; FDLE will investigate. Two others were hurt.

Alachua County deputies arrested a 29-year-old Gainesville woman after her 2-year-old was found unresponsive with severe bruises; the child remains hospitalized as investigators pursue charges.

A Leesburg man was sentenced to four years after pleading guilty to buying 44 firearms in 2023 and supplying weapons that were intercepted at the border.