Parents of Trump shooter alerted law enforcement
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The family of Thomas Crooks contacted law enforcement before he shot former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally, law enforcement said.

Biden on dropping out of 2024 race: 'I revere this office, but I love my country more'

President Joe Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office on Wednesday and offered the public their first chance to hear directly from him, his rationale for dropping out of the 2024 race.

Lightning Lane Multi-Pass debuts at Disney, replacing Disney Genie Plus

Visitors planning a trip to Disney can now reserve rides and shows ahead of their visit with the newly named "Lightning Lane Multi-Pass," formerly Disney Genie Plus.

Couple helps to raise more than 250 kids at Florida?s Residing Hope
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Our FOX35 Care Force is recognizing a special couple making a difference in the lives of hundreds of kids navigating through the foster care system. FOX35?s Amanda McKenzie spent time with Mike and Maritza Velez and their teen girls in their care at their Residing Hope cottage in Volusia County

Moms on Mushrooms: Microdosing psychedelics
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We are diving, or maybe tripping, into the potential benefits of microdosing, which involves using a low dose of psychedelics. It's becoming pretty popular amongst moms. Marlisa Goldsmith spoke with one mother who went from being a venture capitalist to dedicating her life to the psychedelic industry.

Interim presidents tapped to fill vacancies at UF, FAMU

Interim presidents have been named to two State University System of Florida vacancies. The University of Florida and Florida A&M University presidents recently announced their resignations.

Why so many insurance companies are dropping Florida homeowners

Although the peak of hurricane season is still over a month away, homeowners are still struggling with their insurance.

Body found in pond near UCF, police say

University of Central Florida police officers found a person dead in a pond near the campus early Tuesday morning.

Madeline Soto: Sheriff receives summons for posting teen's body on social media, court records show

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez is scheduled to appear in court later this year after receiving a civil summons claiming that he violated Florida's public records law when a photo appearing to show the body of Madeline Soto was posted on social media, according to court records.