Family mourns teen girl killed in Cocoa shooting

Ka’Ryah Duncan, 15, was killed in an ambush shooting earlier this week, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO). Two others were injured when the gunmen, who is still on the loose, opened fire outside a restaurant. FOX 35's Amanda Ruiz shares how the community and family are remembering Duncan.

3 people hurt in Cocoa ambush-style shooting

Three people have been taken to the hospital after an apparent targeted shooting in Brevard County, according to Sheriff Wayne Ivey. Ivey described the shooting as an "ambush" and believes it may have been retaliatory for an unknown reason between the suspected shooters and victims. FOX 35's Amanda Ruiz fills us in on the latest details in the ongoing investigation.

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey on Cocoa shooting: Press conference

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey provides an update on a shooting that happened Monday afternoon in Cooca. Sheriff Ivey said 3 people were shot and taken to the hospital. He described the shooting as "an ambush" and believes the suspected shooters and victims knew each other. He also said it appears the shooting may have been retaliatory for something, though that was still under investigation.

High tide, heavy rain worrying neighbors in Indian River

FOX 35 visited the Oak Point Retirement Community on Monday to see how neighbors were dealing with the heavy rain and flooding threat. Homes at the top of the park are safe, but the road goes downhill near the Indian River. Properties right on the water are dealing with flooding, and the road became part of the river on Monday. Water pooled in minutes, and all residents can do is hope it recedes.

Palm Bay City Council moves to censure member

Palm Bay Council Member Chandler Langevin is facing backlash over comments he made on Indian Americans and immigration. The city council voted to censure Langevin, remove him from city boards and ask Gov. Ron DeSantis to suspend him. Langevin refuses to resign and says he will only leave if the governor acts. FOX 35's Amanda McKenzie walks us through the latest updates in the controversy.

Florida Super Speeder Law: 50 arrests in Central Florida

It has been three months since Florida's "Super Speeder" law went into effect, increasing penalties for people who drive over 100 mph or 50 mph over the posted speed limit. Under the law, drivers can be cuffed and arrested. FOX 35 reached out to various agencies to see how many people have been arrested under the new law.

Palm Bay Council member apologizes for comments

Palm Bay Council Member Chandler Langevin appeared to walk back some of his comments towards Indian Americans, which have received heavy backlash. He posted a statement Thursday night on X.

Termites create trouble for 100-year-old Brevard building

A veteran resource center in Cocoa could have to close its doors. The American Legion Post 22 is dealing with a termite infestation, and the nonprofit doesn’t have the money to fix it. Ron Chabot, commander at the American Legion post, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the organization's funding efforts to save the space.

Orange vapor over Palm Bay: Here's what we know

An investigation has been launched after a research plant seemingly released chemicals into the air on Monday in Palm Bay, depicting an orange hue high in the sky. Photos and videos flooded social media, curious as to what it was. Palm Bay Fire said the vapor tested positive for vaporized sodium cyanide and bromine.

Cape Canaveral residents prepping for storm impacts

All weekend, seniors living at the Cape Canaveral Mobile Estates were digging trenches and trying to get ready for whatever impacts the tropical system off the coast of Florida could bring to the Space Coast. Neighbors who live at the manufactured home park deal with flooding constantly, even just during regular thunderstorms, so the property manager is trying something new. They have a permanent pump, hoses going into a back canal and deeper ditches going into this week’s storm. They’re frustrated with the city because they’ve been dealing with flooding for years and think more needs to be done with street drainage and back canal maintenance to stop the issue from happening in the first place.