Authorities seek public help to identify a woman who scammed an elderly person, posing as a PayPal courier. The Marion County Sheriff's Office requests tips, which may lead to a reward.

Donna Elkins in Melbourne, Florida, is charged with aiming a pellet gun at two fishing boys and threatening them. Her husband disarmed her, ending the incident.

Pinellas County deputies shot a woman who fled a traffic stop, claimed the CIA was after her, and later brandished a gun. She's critically wounded; seven deputies are on leave pending an investigation.

Two former Brevard County educators were charged over a party with underage drinking. Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan faces child neglect and other charges; Karly Anderson is charged with disorderly conduct.

A man in Daytona Beach was arrested for sexually assaulting a minor; he could face up to 15 years in prison. The investigation began after a report in late 2024.

Tech industry groups challenge Florida's new law that aims to increase age restrictions on social media to protect minors, citing First Amendment rights and current platform safeguards for youths.

Florida Governor DeSantis advocates for $1,000 property tax cuts, amidst varied tax relief proposals and concerns over their long-term sustainability.

Universal Orlando Resort is launching a "National Epic Universe Portal Tour" starting this spring to preview its new theme park. The tour will feature a 30-foot model and showcase attractions.

Orlando weather forecast includes a 30% chance of afternoon showers with highs near 89 degrees and light winds, followed by a week of mostly sunny days and clear nights with temperatures in the high 80s to low 90s.

Dallas Scott Weed was arrested in Titusville for DUI after his truck hit and killed pedestrian D'Lon Pierre Fils, who was returning to his Walmart job.

A Kissimmee warehouse fire caused by kitchen grease necessitated road closures and no injuries were reported post-extinguishment by multiple fire departments.

Lawyers for Michael Tanzi, a Florida death row inmate, seek to halt his execution due to his obesity, arguing potential for a botched lethal injection.

Bomb threats at two Winn-Dixie stores in Cocoa Beach and Sebring caused evacuations; no explosives were found, and authorities are investigating the hoaxes.