Ashley Ferrer

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Ashley Ferrer |Will Greenlee |Corey Arwood

First responders rescued three people June 1 after a plane crashed down in the ocean in Vero Beach, Florida. A multi-agency search and rescue successfully located and rescued the three occupants, consisting of the pilot and two passengers, after an Indian River County Sheriff’s Office helicopter located heat signatures in the water. At around 9:50 p.m., two survivors were found. And shortly after, the third survivor was found and identified himself as the plane's pilot.

5 days ago | tcpalm.com | Ashley Ferrer

Breeze Airways offers flights from Vero Beach Regional Airport to several locations, including cities in Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, and Washington, D.C.The airline offers different fare bundles ('Nice', 'Nicer', 'Nicest') with varying amenities like free snacks, Wi-Fi, and baggage allowance. Flights to Newburgh, New York are not offered in June. Breeze Airways has a 7/7 safety rating according to Airlineratings.com. Summer is nearly here, and with summer weather comes summer travel.

1 week ago | jacksonville.com | Ashley Ferrer

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed two animal rights bills, Trooper's Law and Dexter's Law. Trooper's Law criminalizes abandoning animals outdoors during natural disasters, inspired by a dog abandoned during Hurricane Milton. Dexter's Law mandates online publication of animal cruelty offenders' names, following a dog found decapitated. The bills were signed at Big Dog Ranch Rescue. Gov.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jennifer Sangalang |Ashley Ferrer

Todd and Julie Chrisley are both officially out of prison after President Donald Trump signed off on a full pardon May 28. The embattled reality TV stars, who shot to fame thanks to their hit show "According to Chrisley," received a full pardon for their convictions of tax evasion and fraud. Todd Chrisley was released from a federal prison in Pensacola and Julie Chrisley was released an hour later from federal custody in Lexington, Kentucky.

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Jennifer Sangalang |Ashley Ferrer

• On Jan. 17, 2023, Todd and Julie Chrisley turned themselves in to prison after they were convicted for tax evasion. • On May 27, 2025, President Donald Trump issued a pardon for Todd and Julie Chrisley. • Prosecutors said Todd and Julie Chrisley were driven by greed as they engaged in an extensive bank fraud scheme and hid their wealth from tax authorities. According to President Donald Trump, Todd and Julie Chrisley will be pardoned.