Marlisa Goldsmith

Inspired by the devastation of Hurricane Helene last September, a St. Cloud family has turned their living room into a makeshift doll workshop, launching a heartfelt initiative to bring comfort to children who lost everything in the storm.

If big cars and trucks and loud engines are what you're into, you'll want to check out the "I-Drive Throwdown" event happening this weekend in Orlando. The family-friendly event will showcase hundreds of off-road vehicles, as well as feature appearances from auto influencers, professional athletes and notable musicians.

FOX 35 News dug into the data for a better breakdown of where the Orlando Police Department stands in their efforts to recruit more women.

Space Coast Habitat for Humanity is using three robots to create three 3D printed homes in a Melbourne neighborhood.

Every day is a busy day for employees at Teleties in Maitland, Florida. The hair accessory company that combines fashion and function has quickly gained popularity.

A Florida man and his stepson who died while hiking during extreme heat at a Texas national park last week were from Orlando, the National Park Service (NPS) told FOX 35 News on Monday.

Beyond the brightly colored exterior walls in Orlando’s Creative Village, we found a space filled with creativity, innovation, and most importantly, passion.

Less than a week after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that some believe targets drag shows, the owner of a popular Orlando restaurant has filed a federal lawsuit against the governor and the State of Florida, claiming the new law is a violation of the First Amendment.

After a break during the coronavirus pandemic, cruising is finally back, but before you jump on board, you may want to check your ship’s most recent inspection reports.

Evelyn Montelbano and her husband, Jack, booked a 10-day cruise several months ago on Norwegian Cruise Line and made sure to buy trip insurance. However, after Jack's cancer came back forcing them to cancel their trip, they still haven't received their refund.

Ben Lau and his wife had their eyes set on Universal Studios during their Orlando trip, but then they got a look at the price.

Along the charming cobblestone street of West New England Avenue in Winter Park, you will find Rifle Paper Company. Celebrating nearly 15 years in business, Anna Bond will be the first to tell you, she and her husband, Nathan, started from humble beginnings.

Parents have been left stunned after a video surfaced of an alleged violent fight at New Smyrna Middle School. The video appears to show one student pulling another student to the ground by her hair then punching and stomping on her head before kicking her in the back.

According to health officials, each year, millions of Americans travel to Mexico, Canada and countries in Central and South America for procedures. Dr. James Shoukas of Lake Mary Plastic Surgery says from a medical standpoint, it can be very dangerous. Here’s what you need to know.

Direct Primary Care grows in popularity offering patients a subscription-based healthcare service

Mark Brown still cannot wrap his head around how the lives of two young children ended in a Sanford neighborhood.

Marion County Fire Rescue Chief James Banta shared an emotional video posted after two recent deaths reported within his department. This message from the chief comes after community leaders confirm two Marion County medics took their own lives within a three-week period.

Florida troopers are investigating a crash in Orange County that sent a 13-year-old boy to the hospital with minor injuries after he was hit by a car while riding his bike. This is the second crash in months that FOX 35 has reported on in this area.

Angila Baxter still sits behind bars facing second-degree murder charges, after a judge denied bond for the 56-year-old. Baxter is accused of shooting and killing 27-year-old Nekaybaw Collier on January 12. Baxter’s son is R&B singer Sammie Bush Jr., aka Sammie.

Sharon and Darryl Getman had their lives tragically taken in a random crime of opportunity, according to authorities.