Averi Kremposky

2 months ago | wcvb.com | Averi Kremposky

Marcus Jordan, son of basketball star Michael Jordan, was arrested in Florida on Tuesday morning after fleeing a traffic stop, according to arrest documents. Marcus, 34, is facing charges of driving under the influence with property damage, possession of cocaine and resisting an officer. After fleeing a traffic stop, the blue Lamborghini SUV that Marcus was driving became stuck on railroad tracks, according to the Maitland Police Department.

2 months ago | wesh.com | Averi Kremposky

Marcus Jordan, son of basketball star Michael Jordan, was arrested and booked into the Orange County Jail on Tuesday morning. According to booking information obtained by WESH 2, Marcus Jordan was attested by Maitland Police. He's facing charges of DUI with property damage, possession of cocaine and resisting an officer. WESH 2 has reached out to get more information about his arrest. Marcus owns a boutique shoe store in downtown Orlando and was a former athlete at the University of Central Florida.

2 months ago | wesh.com | Averi Kremposky

SpaceX is getting ready to launch the Maxar 3 mission from Central Florida on Monday evening.Carrying a high-resolution commercial satellite from Kennedy Space Center to orbit, the Falcon 9 rocket is expected to liftoff at 6:32 p.m., which is when the hour-long launch window opens.If needed, SpaceX says there is a backup launch opportunity on Tuesday.

2 months ago | wesh.com | Averi Kremposky

A former Volusia County teacher was arrested on Wednesday after the sheriff's office said he was involved in a sexual relationship with an 18-year-old student.According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, Patrick Gingras, 35, was taken into custody on a warrant for sexual conduct with a student by an authority figure.The alleged relationship was first brought to light in February 2024 when staff members reported the T.

2 months ago | wesh.com | Averi Kremposky

A large search-and-rescue operation is underway after an American Airlines flight carrying more than 60 people and a military helicopter collided Wednesday night, sending debris and bodies into the freezing water of the Potomac below. So far, officials have not reported any survivors. The precise number of victims is still unclear as rescue crews continue to search tirelessly for life.