State Attorney Andrew Bain on downtown Orlando shooting

Florida State Attorney Andrew Bain said the 17-year-old suspect accused of killing 2 and injuring six in a shooting overnight in downtown Orlando could be charged as an adult. He said he believed there are aggravating factors that could allow him to be charged as an adult, however, the police investigation needs to be completed first.

Estimated 50 to 100,000 in Downtown Orlando during shooting

FOX 35's Amanda McKenzie is live in Downtown Orlando following the aftermath of the shooting that happened early Friday morning during the Halloween festivities. There was an estimated 50 to 100,000 people in Downtown Orlando at the time of the shooting. 2 dead and 6 injured. 17-year-old suspect in custody.

Downtown Orlando shooting press conference: FULL

Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith provides an update on a shooting overnight downtown. Two people were killed, six others were in the shooting. A 17-year-old suspect armed with a handgun has been taken into custody, he said.

Watch: Crowd runs after shooting in downtown Orlando

Orlando police are investigating a shooting early Friday morning in downtown Orlando, where hundreds were celebrating Halloween. A FOX 35 camera that overlooks Wall Street showed a massive crowd running shortly after 1 a.m., followed by police running in the opposite direction.

Large police response in downtown Orlando

There is a large police response in downtown Orlando. FOX 35 has reached out to Orlando police for details. Here is a view from one of FOX 35's cameras in downtown Orlando

How will Kissimmee police issues affect current cases?

The interim police chief of the Kissimmee Police Department said he's ordered a review of several cases currently under police investigation after the agency's department, including its officers and former chief, have had their credibility questioned. A grand jury found Kissimmee Police had a "culture of silence." "This presents a five-alarm dumpster fire," said former Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Belvin Perry, who presided over the Casey Anthony case.

Florida man arrested twice for alleged animal abuse

A Florida man has been arrested twice in two weeks over allegations of animal abuse, including once where he put a cat in a cage and sprayed it with water. The judge called the allegations "disturbing" and set bond at $80,000. The man's attorney said his client was depressed and asked for a mental health evaluation.

Person killed in apparent accident at Camping World Stadium

A person was killed in an apparent accident at Camping World Stadium, though few details about what happened have been released. Crews have begun to set up stages and structures ahead of EGC 2024, which will be held Nov. 8-10 on the stadium grounds. However, it is not known if the death was related to the festival setup. FOX 35 has reached out to Camping World Stadium and festival organizers for details.

Florida Amendment 6 explained: public funds for campaigns

Voters in Florida will have six amendments to consider on their November ballot, including amendments about recreational marijuana and abortion. Amendment 6 focuses on whether candidates running for some specific state offices should receive tax-payer dollars.

Man allegedly hit 2 explosives inside casino bathrooms

A man is facing up to 30 years in Florida state prison after authorities say he placed two remote-controlled explosive devices in two men’s bathrooms at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in September. Brian Eckley was arrested Thursday.

Kissimmee police investigation: Lying, silence, failures, officials say

Questions about a use-of-force case and a Kissimmee Police Officer's alleged actions have possibly exposed serious concerns and issues within the Kissimmee Police Department, according to a grand jury's recommendations. Kissimmee's Police Chief and Deputy Chief resigned amid the investigation and were immediately replaced, and nine other officers, sergeants, and deputies are under investigation for allegations of being untruthful and misconduct.

Fired Disney employee hacked theme park menus: complaint

A fired employee of Walt Disney World Resort allegedly hacked into restaurant menu software, adding profanity or removing serious allergy information from them, the FBI alleges in a criminal complaint. None of those changes passed safety checks and were ever displayed in front of theme park guests, the complaint said, but the risk was there. The man's attorney said his client hurt no one and that he looks forward to defending him in court.

FOX 35 Let It Glow: Spooky Haunted House

FOX 35 highlighted a house in Orlando renowned for its extensive collection of eerie characters. The homeowner, Rob, has a tradition of yearly enhancing his festive decorations, creating an increasingly impressive display.

Tips to stay safe this Halloween

Law enforcement expert and former detective James Copenhaver joins FOX 35's Garrett Wymer on FOX 35 News+ to give advice on how to stay safe this Halloween for parents, kids, and anyone enjoying the holiday.