Florida

Former Viera High Star, UCF Knight and NFL Wide Receiver Tre Nixon returns home as passing game coordinator for the Hawks.

FOX 35’s Matt Trezza reports from Daytona Beach, where Central Florida remains under a high rip current risk.

FOX 35 storm team meteorologist Jessica Dobson provides a weather update. Wind advisory, dangerous surf to conclude the weekend.

Tiger Woods was arrested under suspicion of DUI after a crash in South Florida. Late Friday night, Woods bonded out of jail. The Martin County Sheriff's office also released.

FOX 35’s Matt Trezza reports from the grand opening of the new Pet Alliance shelter in Orange County.

FOX 35 storm team meteorologist Jessica Dobson speaks on the strong winds, rip current risk, and scattered showers moving in this weekend.

Following a DUI arrest on March 27 in Martin County, Florida, professional golfer Tiger Woods was seen leaving the jail in the passenger side of a black SUV about eight hours after he was arrested. 

A judicial ethics case was opened into the alleged actions of Orange County circuit court judge John E. Jordan III who is accused of violating the judicial canons by telling attorney's to "shut up" and making racially insensitive comments toward a defendant's uncle. 

The Orange County Sheriff's Office released bodycam video from the night Kevin Zavala died after riding the Stardust Racers ride at Epic Universe. The bodycam shows the moments when deputies responded to the emergency call. Zavala became unconscious on the ride and was rushed to the hospital where he died. The Medical Examiner's Office ruled his death an accident.  Zavala's girlfriend was on the ride with him at the time. She said in the video that he hit his head after the first hill and she tried to hold him up, but couldn't due to the force of the ride. His family ultimately reached a resolution with Universal, attorneys said.

The Artemis II crew landed in Florida on Friday ahead of their planned launch next week in April. 

A popular social media streamer and influencer has been arrested in Florida. Braden Peters, who is known as "Clavicular" online and associated with the so-called "Looksmaxxing" social media trend, was arrested in Broward County on a warrant from Osceola County. 

Last-minute DNA testing in James Duckett's case were found to be "inconclusive," according to the lab. State Prosecutors asked the Florida Supreme Court to lift a stay and to move forward with his execution.  Duckett, a former Mascotte Police Officer, was convicted of raping and killing an 11-year-old girl in 1987. He was sentenced to death. Several appeals have failed.

The Volusia County Sheriff's office arrested James Kleeman, 65, – a former part-time prisoner transport with the sheriff's office – after his ex-girlfriend reported Airtags being found in her and her daughter's vehicles. He's facing multiple charges, including stalking and unlawful installation of a tracking device. 

The Martin County Sheriff's Office said Tiger Woods was not believed to be under the impairment of alcohol after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, on Friday. Instead, they thought it could be medication or drugs.  Woods did take a breathe test and blew "triple zeroes," the sheriff said. However, he refused to take the urine test, which is a misdemeanor violation of state law. Woods was arrested under suspicion of DUI and booked into the Marion County Jail, officials said.

Tiger Woods has been arrested for suspected DUI in Florida after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island.  Officials said Woods was found crawling out of a Land Rover after is flipped onto its side, while trying to overtake another vehicle on a 2-lane residential road. Woods is not suspected of being impaired by alcohol (he blew triple zeroes). He refused a urine analysis, the sheriff said.

Tiger Woods has been arrested in Florida under suspicion of DUI in Jupiter Island, Florida after a rollover crash. He has been booked into the Martin County Jail, the sheriff said.

The Artemis II revealed the winner of its zero indicator submission. Lucas Ye, of Mountain View, California, a second-grade student, submitted "Rise." 

The Brevard County deputies arrested Theodore "Teddy" Gross on several charges, including: 3,787 counts of failure to obtain a certificate of destruction, 1,578 counts of violation of derelict motor vehicle regulations, grand theft, scheme to defraud, operating a chop shop, dealing in stolen property, conspiracy to racketeer, maintaining racketeering property and using proceeds from racketeering, the sheriff's office said.  Ivey said Gross wasn't properly vetting the vehicles and was creating fraudulent registrations.  Gross is being held without bond.