Florida police give morbid advice to those who didn’t evacuate for Helene’s historic storm surge
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office in the Big Bend of Florida is taking the dire step of asking residents who chose not to heed mandatory evacuation warnings for Hurricane Helene to write their name on their bodies in permanent marker.
Central Florida man arrested
The Bradenton Police Department is telling people to stay away as floodwaters rise. The Manatee River is flooding over the ...
Michael Carter was charged with more than 60 counts of sexual misconduct with a minor, child exploitation and possession of ...
A Miami Beach officer said he went into “dad mode” when he found a 2-year-old girl wandering alone in while her parents were ...
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City officials shared clips of boats slammed into homes and a residence burning amid the floodwaters as they conducted water rescue operations.
Marion County Sheriff’s Deputy Leslie Boileau was arrested and charged with manslaughter after he allegedly accidentally shot ...
A man wanted in connection with a deadly bar shooting in Colerain Township has been arrested in Florida. Police confirmed Samuel Jordan III was arrested on a warrant issued by Colerain Township police ...
A Florida police department seeks to bridge the gap between officers and the community by rewarding kids who make smart ...
SEBASTIAN, Fla. - A local police department is being noticed for its new program, cracking down on kids doing the right thing ...
The investigation began after a student at the high school alerted police about an alleged threat made on Snapchat.
Officials near Tallahassee are sending grim warnings to residents who refuse to evacuate for Hurricane Helene. On Thursday ...
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