Lake Square Mall adds 4 new businesses

While some malls are struggling to maintain business, the Lake Square Mall wants people to know it's still thriving. FOX 35's Matt Trezza shows us how the county's largest mall is bringing back businesses.

Roofer arrested after scamming customers out of thousands

A roofer who allegedly scammed multiple customers out of thousands of dollars has been arrested by the Volusia Sheriff's Office (VSO). Deputies say 43-year-old Andrew Ingram, the owner of Busy Bee Roofing, had multiple warrants out for his arrest. Authorities believe there may be additional victims and are asking those who may have been scammed to call the VSO Financial Crimes Unit at (386) 254-1537.

Joe Biden diagnosed with 'aggressive form' of prostate cancer

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, just five months after leaving office. According to his office, Biden, 82, went to a doctor last week after urinary symptoms. Doctors found a prostate nodule and he was diagnosed with prostate cancer Friday. The cells have spread to the bone, according to his office.

Officials give update on Palm Springs explosion

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) bomb technicians are investigating after an explosion in Palm Springs, California, on Saturday left a swath of destruction near a fertility clinic. The blast, which FBI Los Angeles assistant director Akil David called an "intentional act of terrorism," happened just before 11 a.m. local time near an American Reproductive Centers facility.

Kentucky, Missouri deadly tornadoes: At least 27 dead

A tornado outbreak swept across the Ohio Valley Friday night, leaving at least 27 dead and rescue crews frantically searching neighborhoods left in ruins for any other survivors. So far, at least 14 people have died in Kentucky, according to Gov. Andy Beshar, and seven more have been killed in Missouri -- five of them in the St. Louis area.

How much car can you really afford?

Buying a car has gotten more expensive, and the length of loans keeps going up too. Experts are warning that more time to pay off the car isn't always a good move. FOX News Correspondent Heather Sullivan explains why.

Man sets sail, ditches corporate life for the high seas

One man is more than two weeks into an epic journey across the Pacific Ocean, and he's racking up millions of views as he documents every moment of it. From quitting his job to setting sail, FOX News Correspondent CB Cotton shares the details.

Activists push officials to vote against proposed bear hunt

For the first time in a decade, bear hunting may be back on the books in Florida soon. Activists rallied in Orlando against the proposed bear hunt today. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently released its proposal for what the black bear hunt could look like. The agency is set to talk about the proposal at its meeting next Wednesday and Thursday.

LYNX bus hit, kills pedestrian

A LYNX bus hit and killed a pedestrian attempting to cross State Road 50 on Friday night in the Orange County area. Troopers say the pedestrian, a 67-year-old woman from Orlando, was not in a marked crosswalk. The driver and passengers on the bus were not injured, officials say.

Woman nearly forced into car at gunpoint; suspect still on the run

A woman was threatened at gunpoint during an attempted abduction on May 11 near Adanson Street and Lee Road. The suspect fled in a stolen Toyota 4Runner, which was later recovered by deputies. Authorities released surveillance video and are asking for help identifying the man involved.

Florida suspects steal more than 200 pounds of mail and go on shopping spree

The Doral Police Department has shared a video that shows a group of suspects stealing more than 200 pounds of mail. Using personal information and credit cards stolen in the mail, the suspects then went on a shopping spree at Dadeland Mall. The crime is linked to an ongoing problem of mail thefts in the South Florida area. Three of the four suspects have been arrested, and one is still on the loose.

Cruise ship crime reaches 2-year high, record travel expected this season

Crime rates aboard cruise ships leaving the U.S. have reached a two-year high, and one expert says this creates a "dark cloud" for travelers. According to data from the Department of Transportation, allegations of 48 crimes were reported onboard cruise ships from Jan. 1, 2025, to March 30, 2025. Twenty-three incidents were reported rapes, 10 were sexual assaults and seven were assaults, which all reportedly happened on cruise ships.

St. Louis tornado: Officials provide updates on damage

A tornado outbreak swept across the Ohio Valley Friday night, leaving at least 21 dead and rescue crews frantically searching neighborhoods left in ruins for any other survivors. So far, at least 14 people have died in Kentucky, according to Gov. Andy Beshar, and seven more have been killed in Missouri -- five of them in the St. Louis area.

Police warn of theft rings at Welcome to Rockville

Tens of thousands of music fans packed Daytona Beach on Thursday night for day two of Welcome to Rockville, the largest rock music festival in North America. But while the festival delivers big sound and bigger crowds, law enforcement officials warn it also attracts a darker element: organized crime.