Sabrina Maggiore

1 week ago | wftv.com | Sabrina Maggiore

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — The Florida Forest Service says a wild fire that’s burned for days in Osceola County is now contained. According to the department, the brush fire near Jones Rd and Stonebridge Ranch Rd is 100 percent contained. Officials confirmed there are no risk to structures in the area, but residents said they’re extremely worried about continued smoke in their neighborhood. On Monday, Channel 9 obtained surveillance video from a home nearby.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sabrina Maggiore

The Florida Forest Service says a wild fire that’s burned for days in Osceola County is now contained. According to the department, the brush fire near Jones Rd and Stonebridge Ranch Rd is 100 percent contained. Officials confirmed there are no risk to structures in the area, but residents said they’re extremely worried about continued smoke in their neighborhood. On Monday, Channel 9 obtained surveillance video from a home nearby.

1 week ago | wdbo.com | Sabrina Maggiore |Q McCray

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A Central Florida family is living in fear after a convicted murderer was mistakenly let out of jail in Georgia. Kathan Guzman was supposed to be serving life in prison for killing 19-year-old Delila Grayson in 2022. They both attended Poinciana High School and authorities believe Guzman is now back in Florida. The Clayton County Sheriff told WFTV’s sister station in Atlanta a combination of training and people not paying attention led to the mistaken release.

1 week ago | wftv.com | Sabrina Maggiore

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A Central Florida family is living in fear after a convicted murderer was mistakenly let out of jail in Georgia. Kathan Guzman was supposed to be serving life in prison for killing 19-year-old Delila Grayson in 2022. They both attended Poinciana High School and authorities believe Guzman is now back in Florida. The Clayton County Sheriff told our sister station in Atlanta a combination of training and people not paying attention led to the mistaken release.

2 weeks ago | wftv.com | Sabrina Maggiore

ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida leaders are shining a light on a distinguished group of veterans that served in the U.S. 65th Infantry Regiment. The 65th also known as the “Borinqueneers,” were nicknamed for the Taino Indians who were the native inhabitants of Puerto Rico, or Borinquen. The unit is an all Hispanic group made of mostly Puerto Rican soldiers.