The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a missing child alert Thursday for a 5-month-old boy last seen in Williston, which is near Gainesville.
9 Investigates is digging into the results from a plan to allow people who are caught with drugs, including fentanyl and heroin, a way to stay out of jail or prison and even get charges dropped.
Just as the news came in that Gov. Ron DeSantis will not appoint someone to serve as Osceola County commissioner in place of Fred Hawkins, 9 Investigates has learned he has been stripped of the special deputy designation that provided him the badge he’s seen using on video, which led to his arrest on charges of impersonating an officer.
New court filings are giving 9 Investigates insight on the evidence stacked against the ex-cop-turned-felon, who we exposed working illegal security inside a Kissimmee neighborhood, and his longtime girlfriend who gave him the job.
For the second time in a year, Mount Dora is soon to be without a police chief. Chief Robert Bell, who was promoted to the position less than a year ago, is retiring next week.
An Apopka man claims his gym won’t refund fees it charged after closing because of the pandemic, and as infection rates soar, some consumers want to stop paying for gym memberships when they don’t feel safe working out.
In a series of tweets Thursday morning the President Donald Trump called into question the integrity of voting by mail. Additionally, he floated the idea of postponing the presidential election.
Initial jobless claims were filed by 1.43 million Americans last week, an increase of 12,000 from the prior week, marking the second straight week of growing jobless claims.
With the nation still dealing with COVID-19, it’s expected that a record number of people will vote by mail, something that could mean days of waiting for a final count and a winner to be declared.
