Florida WWII veteran to get proper burial

After almost 80 years, a Lake County man killed in World War II will receive a hero's welcome when his remains are returned. Army Airforce Staff Sergeant Franklin Hall was just 21 years old when his B-24D Liberator was shot down over France in 1944.

USPS worker pleads guilty in assault

FOX 35 News has new information on a story we’ve been investigating for more than half a year. It revolves around a United States Postal Service worker attacking customers at a facility in Orange County.

Man tased after Corvette carjacking

A man was tased after attempting to steal a Corvette from a valet parking agent outside a Winter Park Cheesecake Factory. Body cam footage shows the moments leading up to his arrest.

Witness describes horrific Corvette crash

A witness described the moments leading up to a crash involving a Mustang and Corvette - that shattered into pieces while street racing. A Florida corrections officer was arrested for his involvement in the crash

15 hospitalized after bus, truck & ambulance crash

Fifteen people were hospitalized in a three-vehicle crash in Ocala involving a responding fire rescue truck, a pickup truck and a bus filled with adult students, according to officials. The crash happened just before 9 a.m. at the intersection of SW 90th Street and SW 80th Avenue in Ocala, according to Marion County Fire Rescue. Several 911 callers reported a Marion County Fire Rescue truck was hit and rolled over on its side while responding to a medical call on Tuesday, officials said.

Government, fire department union at odds

Lake County Commissioners and the union representing its fire department are at odds over staffing. Both have accused one another of lying. The union said the fire department is understaffed and overworked, while the county said the allegation that they don’t have enough ambulances is simply not true. Here's how this divide affects response times.

Sheriff steps in to save annual light festival

A beloved Christmas tradition is back on in Brevard County. FOX 35 first reported on the issue when organizers had to cancel the Space Coast Light Festival in Palm Bay last week. After the original story aired and just a week later, the Brevard County Sheriff’s office stepped in to save the tradition.

Florida's 'Christmas Tree Lady' spreading joy around the holidays

Kathy Jones, a woman dubbed the "Christmas Tree Lady," has been delivering trees, decorations, and household items to over 100 families in need along the Space Coast since 2020. Her initiative, "Blessings for Brevard," extends beyond Christmas trees, offering furniture and essentials to those facing hardships during the holiday season. Despite personal challenges, like car troubles, she remains committed to ensuring every child experiences the joy of Christmas. Those interested in joining her cause can reach Jones at Blessingsforbrevard@gmail.com.

OCSO: Suspect followed woman to her apartment

The Orange County Sheriff's Office said it is looking for a man who allegedly followed a woman to her apartment, pushed his way in, and tried to assault her late Sunday. The woman and her roommate were able to chase the man away, deputies said.

Travelers head back home after Thanksgiving

Sunday was a very busy day at Orlando International Airport. Airport staff expected nearly 185,000 passengers to pass through the airport, that day. "It was a little crazy, the holiday travel. The traffic was pretty crazy coming in, but once we got in lines were long, but they do move," said Darlene Brown, who was dropping her son off for a flight.

Woman pulls pants down on Frontier flight

A woman pulled her pants down on a Frontier flight from Orlando to Philidelphia because she allegedly had to use the bathroom. She also reportedly threatened to kill another passenger

Nearly 700 families get free turkeys

Pendas Law Firm gave out turkeys to nearly 700 families on Tuesday morning in Orlando ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. “It’s humbling. I come from very meager beginnings myself, I can relate to what some of these folks are doing,” said Lawyer Lou Pendas.

Law firm gives away hundreds of turkeys

Pendas Law Firm gave out turkeys to nearly 700 families on Tuesday morning in Orlando ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. “It’s humbling. I come from very meager beginnings myself, I can relate to what some of these folks are doing,” said Lawyer Lou Pendas.