Osceola County gives out free flu shots, uses event to prep for COVID vaccine
The health department in Osceola County used a flu shot event on Saturday to help officials prep for when the COVID-19 vaccine eventually becomes available.
New document released involving deputy accused of killing two teens
A new document shows allegations of violence and harassment against the deputy involved in the shooting that killed two teens in Cocoa.
More people get tested as cases rise
Testing sites are getting more crowded as Floridians get tested before Thanksgiving.
Arrest made in alleged road rage incident
A man is accused of chasing a couple through Ormond Beach in an alleged road rage incident.
Couple builds family through fostering
Becoming a foster family is a rewarding way to give back to the community. Peter and Kendra Amico wanted a big family, and a big family is what they got through fostering.
Homecoming for Special Olympics athlete who made history
A Special Olympics athlete is getting a hometown welcome after completing an incredible feat. Chris Nikic, 21, became the first person with down syndrome to complete an Ironman Triathalon earlier this month and on Thursday he received another special honor.
Patrick AFB named finalist for Space Force HQ
Brevard County is one of six locations in the running to be home to the Space Force headquarters.
Ocala Christmas Parade canceled
Ocala has called off this year's Christmas Parade. Last week, the Marion County School District banned students from participating in the parade which significantly reduced the number of marchers.
Florida says COVID-19 vaccines coming
AdventHealth in Orlando could be among the first in Florida to receive COVID-19 vaccines as early as next month.
Crew-1 astronauts speak from the International Space Station
The astronauts launched into space via a SpaceX Dragon capsule on top of a Falcon 9 rocket.
Poll: 58% say they would get COVID-19 vaccine
A new poll suggests more people are willing to get a coronavirus vaccine once it is approved for distribution.
Reasons behind the shortages at stores
Shelves are bare at many grocery stores, running short on paper products and cleaning supplies.
Ocala Christmas Parade approved
The Ocala Christmas Parade has been given the green light but organizers question whether they should proceed given that the Marion County School Board is prohibiting participation by student organizations and bands.
OIA preparing for holiday travelers
Traffic is increasing at Orlando International Airport. OIA is expecting the Thanksgiving travel season to start this coming weekend and are asking visitors to abide by safety measures established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
South Street now a one-way road in Downtown Orlando
Drivers in Downtown Orlando will notice changes to South Street, which has shifted to a one-way roadway.
Fire at Orlando complex injured man, kills dog
A fire ripped through an Orlando apartment complex early Wednesday that left a man injured and a dog dead.
Affordable housing development planned near Mercy Drive
New homes are planned for near Fairlawn Village is a proposed 116-unit apartment complex for families with low incomes.
Seminole County Schools keeping mask mandate
Despite concerns expressed by parents who have grown weary of a mask mandate in schools, the district has opted to keep the policy in place.
New video of deadly deputy-involved shooting
The Brevard County Sheriff's Office has released dashboard camera video of the deadly shooting of two teenagers by a deputy.
Christmas lights honor COVID-19 victims
A lot of people are looking for some extra joy due to the coronavirus pandemic, so they're getting an early start on Christmas decorating. One homeowner is decorating with lights and each light will represent a victim of COVID-19.