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Disney cast member Robert Herrick has returned to the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular at Disney’s Hollywood Studios after a runaway 400-pound boulder prop injured him during a performance. Herrick, who was praised for stepping in to protect audience members during the incident, is now back on stage as the show continues with safety adjustments and the boulder prop still temporarily removed.
Alisa Lee Montalvo has been arrested on nine charges tied to the deadly I-4 hit-and-run crash near DeBary that killed three people, months after prosecutors dropped all charges against Lindsey Isaacs.
Deputies are investigating a call near Old Cheney Highway after a man was found suffering from a gunshot wound to the head, according to witnesses at the scene.
All charges have been dropped against Lindsey Isaacs in connection with a triple fatal crash on Interstate 4, according to a “filed no information” court decision. The Florida Highway Patrol previously investigated the October collision near DeBary.
A federal judge has sentenced Jonathan Travis Pruitt of Ocala to more than six years in prison after pleading guilty to a bank fraud scheme involving stolen checks and fake business accounts.
The Osceola County Sheriff's Office arrested a former Liberty High School campus monitor accused of inappropriate conduct involving students and fleeing from deputies during an attempted arrest.
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office arrested a Palm Coast woman after deputies and animal control officers removed 51 dogs from a home investigators described as unsafe and unsanitary.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is bringing back free beer for guests this summer as the park rolls out seasonal entertainment, coasters, drone shows and family-friendly attractions.
SeaWorld Orlando is kicking off summer with the return of free and discounted beer for guests, along with new shows, thrill rides and nighttime entertainment as part of its seasonal celebration.
Long-running conservation efforts at Orlando Utilities Commission’s Stanton Energy Center are helping protect one of Florida’s rarest birds, the red-cockaded woodpecker. Biologists continue monitoring nests and banding young birds as the species reaches a major recovery milestone.
