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Three people injured Authorities in two Brevard County cities are searching for the suspects accused of shooting three people overnight. Full Story »
Three people injured Authorities in two Brevard County cities are searching for the suspects accused of shooting three people overnight. Full Story »
The shooting spree in a downtown Orlando office that killed one and wounded five raised fresh questions this week about workplace safety and security. But maybe not for long, experts warned. Full Story »
The new Amway Center will have the largest video-screen scoreboard in the NBA. Orlando Magic fans who are stuck in the nosebleed seats can take heart: The team's new arena will boast the largest video screen scoreboard in the NBA. Full Story »
Ten soldiers to receive Knights of the French Legion of Honor They stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in southern France, froze in the snow-covered mountain forests of Ardennes and fought in the bloodiest battles in the trenches of the Western front. Full Story »
Shooting guard Vince Carter, on the shelf with a sprained left ankle for the past four games, made a surprise appearance during the Magic's 93-81 rout of the Charlotte Bobcats at Bobcats Arena. Fully dressed in an olive suit and tie, Orlando Magic shooting guard Vince Carter could not stop sweating. He got up from his locker, grabbed a bag of ice and held it tight in his hands to cool off his ... Full Story »
PALM BAY — Hundreds of students got a glimpse into the lives of military service members Tuesday as dozens of veterans were honored during Take a Veteran to School Day. Full Story »
Brevard Public Schools released options to relieve crowding at nine schools and asked the public for help in making the decision which could affect as many as 40 schools and countless children. Full Story »
ORLANDO — The almost-three-year-long criminal case against former astronaut Lisa Nowak came to an abrupt end Tuesday when she pleaded guilty to charges in an attack on a romantic rival. Full Story »
A Melbourne man shot during the 2002 Beltway Sniper attacks that killed 10 has forgiven the mastermind behind the shooting spree and has put it behind him, friends say. Full Story »
It's a buoy. And now it is on shore. Tropical Storm Ida weakened to a depression Tuesday, but not before high waves brought in an old buoy floating off the coast of Satellite Beach for months. Full Story »
The remnants of Tropical Storm Ida may dampen plans for Veterans Day. Full Story »
The mother of a teenage hit-and-run victim talks about the man accused of leaving her daughter on the side of the road. Full Story »
A University of Central Florida student is jailed and accused of threatening to blow up a building and kill classmates. Full Story »
Robotic toy hamsters, the latest Barbie dolls and stylish boots are disappearing from store shelves as holiday shoppers start to get serious. But don't confuse this with the days of Tickle Me Elmo. Full Story »
Some of the 600 911 calls made from panicked employees at the Gateway Center during last week's shooting are released. Full Story »
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Two armed men used an early morning delivery as their way in to rob a restaurant in the Disney area. The crooks robbed the Panera Bread restaurant in Lake Buena Vista near I-4 and State Road 535 and fired a gun into the air as they made their escape. Full Story »
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Eyewitness News found out criminal charges will not be filed against the Orange County teacher accused of threatening to shoot students and kill a principal. Full Story »
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. -- Police in two Brevard County cities are working together to find the gunmen behind two shootings that happened late Tuesday night. Full Story »
CENTRAL FLORIDA -- After several elections across Central Florida, two local mayors will soon have to find a new job. In Lake County, Minneola residents elected a new mayor. Incumbent David Yeager lost to Pat Kelley. Melissa DeMarco kept her seat as Mount Dora's mayor. Full Story »
It was a $15,000 shopping spree that lasted just one hour and it was all to help needy kids in Central Florida. Full Story »
Brazil emerges from a widespread power outage that plunged its major cities into darkness for hours, prompting concern from residents about another black eye for a country hosting the 2016 Olympic Games. Full Story »
Dwight Howard scored 15 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and dished out six assists, as the Orlando Magic earned a 93-81 win over the Charlotte Bobcats at Time Warner Cable Arena. Full Story »
The presence of chloroform in a bottle and syringe recovered within inches of Caylee Anthonys skull is chemically insignificant, according to a chemist who analyzed FBI lab results for Local 6. Full Story »
Two people living in a house of filth were arrested in the death of a roommate whose body was discovered after being dumped in a field, police say. Full Story »
A tabloid magazine on store shelves shows pictures of George and Cindy Anthony sporting new tattoos honoring their slain granddaughter. Full Story »
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Nearly three years after a Halifax Health Medical Center psychiatric unit patient strangled another patient with a bed sheet, Halifax Health agreed to pay his widow $200,000 to dismiss the suit against the hospital. Full Story »
DAYTONA BEACH -- Ending 10 years of sketchy plans, the adults finally turned out a trick that was diamondz Saturday: They opened a skate park that was sick, or, in other words, awesome. Full Story »
John Loftus is a man with a message, a warning that one of humanity's darkest chapters isn't something safely tucked away in history books. Full Story »
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By Laura Byrnes Correspondent Local Marines received a great big "hoowah" of a standing ovation Tuesday from students at Madison Street Academy of Arts. Full Story »
By Susan Latham Carr Staff writer Spc. Gary L. Gooch Jr. wanted to serve his country, and he wanted to make a good life for himself. That's why he joined the U.S. Army in August 2006, after graduating from Dunnellon High School. Full Story »
By Austin L. Miller Staff writer Early Tuesday, police say, a would-be copper thief made another foray into the abandoned U.S. Plastics building but came away with a different kind of metal: a .223 round from an M-16 rifle. Full Story »
By Laura Byrnes Correspondent Last year at this time, food was scarce at Interfaith Emergency Services pantry and warehouse Now it's nearly nonexistent. Full Story »
By Austin L. Miller Staff writer An early-morning, single-vehicle crash that reportedly involved a high rate of speed killed one person, according to Florida Highway Patrol officials. Full Story »
Starke Elementary School was supposed to be closed at the end of this school year as part of a budget move, but now the school board has decided it will stay open for a while longer. Full Story »
A student at the University of Central Florida could be expelled from school after police accuse him of getting angry and yelling that he would blow up the other students with a bomb. Full Story »
Shannon Burke, the radio host accused of shooting his wife and her dog, is still hopeful he won't have to go in front of a jury. Full Story »
Don't expect to see any more billboards popping up in Flagler County. In fact, much to the dismay of business owners looking to advertise, you might even see fewer. Full Story »
Family, friends, co-workers and a community gathered Wednesday to say goodbye to the 19-year-old woman murdered after being abducted from her job. Full Story »
FOX 35 talked to the Presidents of both the Daytona International Speedway and the Homestead-Miami Speedway. Full Story »
The live-in boyfriend of a central Florida assistant public defender has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for fatally shooting the woman. Full Story »
A former Marion County deputy has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual misconduct with a teenager. More>>> Full Story »
Loved ones said their final goodbyes to Fabiana Malave today. More>> Photo Gallery >>> Full Story »
A baby missing for five days was found alive and well under her baby sitter's bed. Full Story »
WILDWOOD — Sitting on the family couch beside his younger sister, 11-year-old Greg Nelams looks like any typical kid with his ball cap on crooked, enjoying an afternoon of playing video games. Full Story »
THE VILLAGES — Fran Antal may not have been stationed at Fort Hood during her military career but she still has fond memories of the Army’s largest U.S. post. Full Story »
THE VILLAGES — Since 2006, the Phillip C. DeLong Detachment of the Marine Corps League in The Villages has been dedicated to helping those in need. Full Story »
THE VILLAGES — Preferred Care Partners, a Medicare Advantage HMO with offices in The Villages, has been chosen as one of the nation’s top Medicare providers. Full Story »
THE VILLAGES — Village of Mallory Square resident Shirley Buuck has always been proud of her grandson, Petty Officer 3rd Class Corpsman Jonathon Schafer. Full Story »
A dog dressed as a Rastafarian participates in the Family Pet Festival in Cali. REUTERS/Jaime Saldarriaga
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