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The Florida Highway Patrol said a driver lost control of his truck late Halloween, skidded across someone's yard, before crashing into their house. Photos showed the truck's front wheels smashed through the side of the house.

Hundreds gathered Saturday morning for the 2025 "A Walk To End Alzheimer's," one of many walks in Florida and across the country. The goal is to raise awareness and support for Alzheimer's and dementia research, and support and resources for those impacted by the disease.

Hundreds woke up early Saturday morning for the 2025 "A Walk To End Alzheimer's" in DeLand, Volusia County. FOX 35's Matt Trezza talked to a man who lost both of his parents to Alzheimer's.

Hundreds got up early for the 2025 "Walk to End Alzheimer's" in Deland, Florida.

Last week, Titusville was hit hard by torrential rain, flooding streets and neighborhoods. Both became stuck in their vehicle in the floodwaters until others stepped in to help them.

Thousands are expected to celebrate Halloween in downtown Orlando. It comes a year after a shooting left 2 people dead, and a 17-year-old charged with murder. Police also on alert to ensure people are safe amid the fun.

As the government shutdown continues, the USDA Food and Nutrition Service confirmed that November SNAP benefits would not be distributed on time. That concern has put pressure on local food pantries, restaurants, and businesses to help those in need. On Friday, two judges ordered President Donald Trump's administration to fund the SNAP program, either partially or fully. The government has been shut down since Oct. 1.

FOX 35 photojournalist talked with parents, kids, and families about Halloween and trick-or-treating amid the cooler temperatures in Central Florida.

Judges ruled Oct. 31 that President Donald Trump’s administration must replenish SNAP food aid benefits despite the government shutdown. Matthew's Hope in Cocoa is stocking up on food amid the SNAP benefits suspension if SNAP funds don't last.

The American Police Hall of Fame and Museum is closing in Brevard County. But, what happens next? Mayor Andrew Connors said the owners are considering selling to the city to potentially become the new Titusville Police headquarters.

Residents are frustrated after a bridge collapsed, cutting off access to their homes and water. Repairs are underway, officials said, but the bridge is continuing to erode and fall apart. Officials aren't sure if the bridge will need to be fully redone.

50 Eustis residents were evacuated Thursday, Oct. 30 after a bridge at Spring Ridge Estates collapsed and now continues to erode, officials said.

Around 7 p.m., Oct. 30, Eustis officials discovered a bridge by Spring Ridge Estates collapsed. On Friday morning, part of the bridge fell again. Now 50 people are evacuated as city officials are concerned how the collapsed bridge impacts the area's utilities. "Things are only getting worse," said FOX 35's Marie Edinger.

More than 20 homes have been evacuated from a neighborhood in Eustis on Thursday night after part of a private bridge broke, according to Eustis Fire Chief Michael Swanson. Chief Swanson provides can update on the situation.

Flights to Orlando International Airport (MCO) are being delayed hours on Thursday night due to FAA staffing issues, according to the FAA website.

Neighbors of one Maitland home building a pool in the front yard say the construction devalues their property and hinders their view. The neighbor's attorney spoke filed an appeal, but Seminole County voted 2-1 to allow the plans to proceed.

Sumter County officials said "Little Miss Lake Panasoffkee" had been identified as 21-year-old Maureen L. Minor Rowan, known as "Cookie to her friends and family. Detectives identified the woman's estranged husband – Charles Emery Rowan Sr. – as a person of interest in Maureen Rowan's murder. He died in 2015, the sheriff's office said.

Richard Ferguson was found guilty of four counts of manslaughter, with prosecutors saying his actions led to the deadly crash of a grandmother and her three grandchildren. The kids' mother said she doesn't think the verdict is "too severe." Ferguson's son, who was driving the car, accepted a plea deal on reckless driving charges.