Public Safety

Florida woman loses right arm in Silver River alligator attack; hero boater John Gamache intervenes, stopping the gator and applying a tourniquet to save her life.

State officials report another fatality linked to Vibrio vulnificus, urging caution with shellfish and open wounds near water.

A Hillsborough County paramedic fired for medical marijuana plans to appeal to the Florida Supreme Court, challenging local employment rules amid shifting federal drug classifications.

A Florida resident has died after contracting Vibrio vulnificus, prompting state health warnings about risks from warm coastal waters and raw shellfish consumption.

Complete Health agrees to pay $14M settlement after allegations it inflated patient diagnoses to overcharge Medicare programs across Florida.

Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán is identified as the third fatality linked to ICE operations in Florida this week, following a high-speed chase that ended with his death after being struck by a vehicle.

A nonprofit in Orlando has confirmed that an immigrant who died while fleeing ICE agents was a tourist and father of two visiting the United States from abroad.

A Blue Angels aircraft flew dangerously close to spectators at a Pensacola Beach air show, sending camping gear airborne according to witness accounts captured in viral video footage from the Florida Gulf Coast.

Police in Central Florida launch a new operation focused on school zone safety. The campaign targets drivers who ignore crosswalk laws to protect students returning to classrooms across the region.

Law enforcement agencies in Central Florida have launched 'Operation Best Foot Forward' to enhance student safety by strictly enforcing crosswalk laws and traffic regulations as schools reopen.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing 911 operations in Metro Atlanta, enabling faster caller location tracking and improved communication across language barriers for emergency services.

Florida recorded its 13th mass shooting of the year following a deadly event in Pensacola on July 5. Data shows an increase from eight such incidents during the same period last year.