Study: Pandemic puts wounded veterans at higher risk for mental health issues
New research from the Wounded Warrior Project found veterans with mental health challenges have seen their mental health worsen during the pandemic.
Florida man goes viral with photobombed snapshot of manta ray
Florida photographer Rusty Escandell, of Satellite Beach, snapped is getting worldwide attention after snapping a shot of a giant manta ray that leaped out of the water as he was taking pictures of surfers.
Dog thrown from balcony gets new life with military vet
A dog who deputies say was thrown from a motel balcony went home with her new owner Thursday morning.
Breastfeeding moms and COVID-19
Mothers who tested positive for COVID-19 should continue breast feeding their children, experts say.
Many COVID-19 long-haulers experienced these symptoms
Some coronavirus patients are still dealing with symptoms, months after they contracted the infection. A new study found that people who experience five symptoms during the first week of illness are more likely to become long-haulers. They include fatigue, headaches, hoarse voice, muscle pain and difficulty breathing.
Asian Americans in Central Florida speak out against hate crimes
Asian Americans from Orange County are speaking out against hate crimes upon Asian American Pacific Islanders after nationwide attacks.
Archaeological dig in Seminole County
The corner of a busy intersection in Seminole County now looks more like a set from an Indiana Jones movie, but there's nothing fictional about what archaeologists are discovering right now beneath the surface.
UF researcher finds leprosy drug could be used in fight against COVID-19 variant
Florida is leading the country when it comes to United Kingdom variant cases of COVID-19. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 738 people have tested positive for the strain in our state.
Strike teams patrol Orlando on St. Patrick's Day
St Patrick's Day celebrations in Orlando looked a little more tame this year, with more people sitting down at tables and signs asking people to wear masks and keep their distance.
Johnson & Johnson vaccine supply could slow
Nearly 4.5 million people across Florida have now been at least partially vaccinated for COVID-19 and that includes 76,000 people who have received the one-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine. But there are new concerns that the one-shot wonder may not be available again in Florida for a while.
Stem cell therapy could help bear recover from painful disease
The Brevard Zoo is hoping a high-tech therapy will help a bear get back on his feet. The bear, named Brody, suffers from joint pain and walks with a limp; however, stem cell research could hold some promise.
Neighbors help woman battling cancer
A Winter Garden woman dying of cancer got a notice from her HOA about her yard, but she was unable to do anything about it. Now, the community is stepping in to fix it up for her.
Family holds vigil at I-4 memorial site on anniversary of deadly crash
Drivers along Interstate 4 may notice memorials left by families who have lost loved ones to fatal crashes on the roadway. At one memorial near Lake Mary, star-shaped balloons could be seen tied to three big, colorful crosses on Tuesday. It's all in honor of Jeffrey Harper Jr., a 29-year-old father-to-be who died in a motorcycle crash on the interstate three years ago this week.
Veterans honor fellow veteran with special memorial service
When a Central Florida veteran passes away, he isn't able to receive the funeral he deserves, due to the pandemic. However, local heroes gathered to honor the man with a special ceremony.
Report: Florida baby born with antibodies to COVID-19
It could be a game-changer in coronavirus research. Two Florida pediatricians say they found the first baby born with COVID-19 antibodies. They say it's because the mother had gotten the vaccine.
Rewarded for good Spring Break behavior
Spring Break is in full force here in the Sunshine State and some cities taking different approaches to coronavirus restrictions. One is even offering a reward to people who follow the rules.
Norwegian Cruise Line delays sailings
Norwegian Cruise Line just announced another delay in sailing. Port cities are now left to navigate the rough waters that the coronavirus pandemic has caused. Instead of setting sail, cruise ships are sitting empty and have been for months.
Lake Tech success story
Lake Technical College Mount Dora welcomes hundreds of students each year, and you don't have to go to a four-year college to get your dream job.
Fire destroys home of former Congressman Alan Grayson
The Windermere home of former Congressman Alan Grayson was destroyed in an overnight fire.
One-on-one with UCF Football Coach Gus Malzahn
Gus Malzahn just held his first practice with the University of Central Florida Knight Football team. FOX 35 Sports anchor Adam Shadoff sat down with him for a one-on-one interview.