Kelsie Cairns

1 month ago | fox35orlando.com | Kelsie Cairns

In a once-in-a-lifetime sighting, a Deltona man captured video of two whales. James Brody saw the whale and her calf Saturday morning. "My buddies and I were hoping to surf on Saturday. The waves were a little flat and one of [them] pointed out some splashing about 1500 feet out," Brody said. He says as soon as he saw the splashing, he put up his drone and what happened next was extraordinary. "I had no idea how big of an impact it was going to have," he said.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kelsie Cairns

The BriefA Deltona man captured rare drone footage of a North Atlantic right whale and her calf near Sunglow Fishing Pier, a sighting made extraordinary due to the species’ critically low population of about 350 individuals. Experts confirm that these whales migrate to Florida’s Atlantic coast to give birth before returning north, and officials urge the public to report sightings to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. ORLANDO, Fla.

2 months ago | fox35orlando.com | Kelsie Cairns

A popular family attraction, and hundreds of acres of farmland are up for sale Lake County. ‘We’re going to build it back up in a better place’ What we know: Long & Scott Farms, a well-known family attraction and agricultural site in Mount Dora, is up for sale, with Omni Development expressing interest in purchasing the nearly 700-acre property. The farm has been a Central Florida staple, offering pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and U-Pick produce.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Kelsie Cairns

The BriefLong & Scott Farms, a beloved Central Florida attraction, is set to be sold to Omni Development, potentially making way for homes and golf courses. While the sale will take up to two years, farm leaders plan to relocate, though a new site hasn’t been announced. Local officials and residents are pushing for preservation, with a community meeting set for March 3. MOUNT DORA, Fla. - A popular family attraction, and hundreds of acres of farmland are up for sale Lake County.

2 months ago | fox35orlando.com | Abigail Lafferty |Kelsie Cairns

Rileigh Decker and Summer Layman What was meant to be a carefree weekend getaway turned into a harrowing ordeal for two young women from Melbourne, Florida, after they were attacked by bull sharks while vacationing in Bimini Bay, Bahamas. Rileigh Decker and Summer Layman Summer Layman and Rileigh Decker were enjoying a boat trip when they decided to jump into the water Friday evening, unaware that bull sharks were nearby.