FOX 35 Morning Scoop: Join us for free ice cream

Summertime in Central Florida means it's hot and humid outside! Cool off with some ice cream from FOX 35! FOX 35's Good Day Orlando team (and ice cream truck) is hitting the road this summer to deliver some free ice cream to various places around town. Visit www.FOX35Orlando.com/icecream to see where we're headed next!

Marion County honors MasterChef Junior finalist

The Marion County Commission honored FOX 35's favorite MasterChef Junior finalist on Tuesday. Michael Seegobin was the runner-up in the nationwide competition aired on FOX 35 and FOX 51. Michael Seegobin was the runner-up in the nationwide competition aired on FOX 35 & FOX 51. His father, Dean Seegobin, is a Marion County Fire Department lieutenant.

Kids get to explore garbage truck

Excitement filled the air at Give Kids The World Village as young residents experienced a special treat from the local fire department.

Sanford Middle Schoolers working on final project for veterinary class

FOX 35's Marley Capper talks with the Sanford Middle school teacher behind the veterinary classes being offered at the school. The students are finishing up their final project for the year and are learning that their voices can be used to help find these animals in the shelters homes.

FOX 35 Food Truck Throwdown

Get ready for a food face-off where Central Florida’s best food trucks battle it out in a dish-for-dish duel. Watch the latest food truck battle every Friday at 10 a.m. on FOX 35's Good Day Orlando Xtra.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Show

FOX 35's David Martin heads to Kissimmee to check out Hot Wheels Monster Trucks newest show The Live Glow Party. David got an inside look at the Big Foot truck and got to talk to the driver about the experience. This glow in the dark event is coming to Osceola Heritage Park for 3 epic performances.

Woman reunites more than 2,500 lost pets

FOX35 Care Force is recognizing the impressive work of Judy Charuhas, a woman with a heart of gold, as she leads a group of volunteers to reunite lost pets with their families.

Why learning hands only CPR is important

Seminole County Fire Lieutenants Dave Williams and Jose Neluna tell us why learning hands only CPR can be truly life saving, explain the basics of how it is properly done and where you can sign up to be certified.