Flagler sheriff speaks on nurse impersonator arrest

Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly held a new conference on Wednesday about 29-year-old Autumn Bardisa. She was arrested Tuesday for allegedly impersonating a registered nurse and providing medical care to over 4,400 patients at a Flagler County hospital without a valid license, deputies said.

Sen. Ashley Moody discusses school choice in Tampa

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon and Sen. Ashley Moody were in Hillsborough County on Wednesday morning “to highlight legislative successes expanding school choice in Florida and nationwide.”

School safety in Seminole County

As Seminole County students return to school, the district is prioritizing safety, particularly online threats, with support from law enforcement. Captain Ron Shaw, from the "School Safety Team" at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office weighs in.

3 injured in Orange County shooting, deputies say

Three people were injured during a shooting early Wednesday morning in Orange County, officials say. Based on the investigation, deputies say the shooting occurred in the 6000 block of Park Hamilton Boulevard in Pine Hills.

Florida tornado rated an EF-U: Here's what that means

The National Weather Service in Melbourne confirmed on Tuesday morning that a weak and short-lived tornado touched down in Osceola County on Monday night, as strong thunderstorms swept through Central Florida. Tornadoes are typically given a 1-5 rating – the Enhanced Fujita Scale – but for this tornado, the NWS said it was unable to give a rating due to limited access to where the tornado is believed to have briefly touched down.

State attorney to discuss ‘super speeder’ efforts

State Attorney Monique Worrell of Orange and Osceola counties will hold a news conference Wednesday morning to discuss Florida’s “super speeder” law. She will outline enforcement efforts aimed at reducing deaths and injuries caused by excessive speeding and aggressive driving. The news conference is set for 11 a.m.