A year after Orlando Commissioner Regina Hill was arrested on accusations she exploited and stole from a 96-year-old constituent, legal filings are finally shedding light on her claims of innocence.

The now famous ill-fated attempt to get Boeing’s Starliner capsule to begin ferrying astronauts to and from the International Space Station was a setback, but not a fatal blow to the program, NASA leaders said Tuesday.

Clean-up from the tornado that struck a wealthy area of Longwood should be complete by the beginning of April, the Seminole County Director of Emergency Management said, after crews take a second pass through picking up vegetation debris.

Engineering crews and pink survey ribbons were spotted in and near the Split Oak Forest Wednesday, a sign that a controversial road project broadly rejected by voters was continuing to move forward.

Regina Hill is throwing her hat into the ring again, despite felony charges hanging over her head.

As a group and individually, many said their final goodbyes to the teen, still coming to terms with his sudden death.

The airline has yet to issue statements or press releases explaining the cancellations and why it suddenly changed course.

Each bill professes its site as the best location

Tavares police gave updates on the case of a 10-year-old boy who was tortured and remains hospitalized in critical condition.

Undocumented immigrants with deportation orders who encounter Florida police, deputies and troopers will find themselves on the fast track to being deported under a renewed partnership between ICE and the state’s 67 county jails.

It was so quiet in what would’ve been Anthony Sanchez’s class Thursday morning, students said they could hear the ticking of the neighboring classroom’s wall clock.

The Titusville City Council meeting went offline for more than a half-hour Tuesday after protesters shouted down the city’s mayor over the lack of answers to a deadly officer-involved shooting last week.

Florida Republicans appear to have found a compromise amid their lame-duck power struggle and will try – for a third time – to pass a series of immigration crackdown bills Tuesday.

The University of Central Florida is taking action against a fraternity after pictures emerged of a student being hazed.

Take the death penalty off the table. Limit how the word “murder” can be used in court. Prevent prosecutors from challenging certain prospective jurors. Those were three of 52 different requests attorneys for Stephan Sterns filed since last Thursday, amounting to 345 pages the judge, his staff and prosecutors will have to sit through as they prepare for the death penalty case.