Prosecutors seek death penalty in Sanford child sex abuse case
Prosecutors in the 18th Judicial District seek the death penalty for a Sanford man accused of child sex abuse. First time capital punishment for non-fatal crimes against children.
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Fruitland Daycare Previously Found Non-Compliance for Inadequate Supervision, records show
Fruitland Park daycare cited for noncompliance after child found on highway. Caregiver arrested for child neglect. DCF violations discovered.
Community members and city leaders attend Pulse Day of Remembrance ceremony
Community members and city leaders gather to honor the 49 victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting on the anniversary of their death.
Gulf earthquake shakes Florida, largest tremor since 1900
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake in the Gulf of Mexico was felt across Florida, causing residents to experience tremors. No injuries reported.
Orange County Mayor’s prostate cancer diagnosis sheds light on racial disparity
Prostate cancer is a major issue among African American men, with higher rates and death rates. Early detection and annual screenings are crucial.
Heroic actions of Deland man save child’s life from hot car
Deland man saves three-year-old girl left in hot car. Quick actions help revive child. Mother faces child neglect charges.
Homeowners support Gov. DeSantis’ proposal to get rid of property taxes
Governor DeSantis' plan to eliminate property taxes in Florida is gaining support from homeowners, but concerns about revenue loss for local governments remain.
Crash on Hiawassee Road sends driver to hospital
Driver hospitalized after high-speed crash through wall near bus stop in Orlando. Frequent accidents on Hiawassee Road prompt road improvement study.
Kissimmee city commissioners take no action on ethics investigation against Mayor Espinosa
Kissimmee commissioners refuse to halt investigation into Mayor Espinosa and Commissioner Martinez. Ethics complaints and impeachment inquiries continue.
Seminole County cities look to raise water, trash fees
In Longwood, city leaders are considering a measure that would more than double water rates for residents.
