2 Titusville officers hospitalized after car crash

Two Titusville police officers were injured in a vehicle crash on Nov. 3 while responding to an armed disturbance call just before 9 a.m. Security footage showed two women were fighting in a parking lot and one women got in her car to run away. When police responded, they crashed into each other.

Man faces charges after 1 dead, 1 critical in Ormond Beach

On Nov. 3, Scott March was arrested by Daytona Beach Police, and charged with loitering and prowling. Hours later, Florida Highway Police said March is also being charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving resulting in serious body injury in connection to the vehicle crash. His first court appearance was cancelled after further charges were added.

Eustis shares updates on Spring Ridge Estate bridge

A Florida Department of Transportation-certified engineer is evaluating the bridge at Spring Ridge Estates and is working on a repair plan, the city said Nov. 3. Fire Chief Michael Swanson shares updates in the infrastructure and city utilities affected by the bridge's collapse.

'Boom, boom!' | Truck crashes through home's roof

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.

2025 "A Walk To End Alzheimer's" in Volusia County

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.

Safety the focus for Halloween in downtown Orlando

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.

Florida pantries need help amid SNAP benefits fallout

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.

Trick-or-Treating in Longwood

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

Cocoa food pantry stocks up amid SNAP suspension

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.

American Police Hall of Fame closing | What to know

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.