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The owner of a sailboat found adrift in the Atlantic is identified.

A Gainesville pastor has called off plans for a Koran burning on Saturday.

In a deal linked to moving the proposed New York City mosque, the leader of a Florida church says he is canceling plans to burn copies of the Quran on Sept. 11.

Authorities in Seminole County are hoping the public will open their homes to a pet or two.

A well-known Central Florida broadcaster and community activist dies.

The Iraqi version of the U.S. TV show "Punk'd" is scaring people with bomb threats. A sick joke or healthy wartime humor? CNN's Arwa Damon reports.

Stetson University will commemorate 9/11 with a discussion aimed at quelling what many call alarming levels of hate.

NASA will move space shuttle Discovery to the Vehicle Assembly Building for its final mission.

A two-story business in Orange County is evacuated after reports of a strong paint odor.

Family and friends gather at Northland Church to remember Ava Hunter.

Police said a masked man walked in, pointed a gun at the teller and demanded money. Another customer saw what was going on and tackled the masked man. To read the full story, go to WISN.com.

The Mainland High School football team will have their head coach back as they take the football field for the second game of their season on Thursday night.

A Kansas City woman is terrified when she wakes up to find a naked bearded neighbor inside her home.

Two men are caught on camera stealing a python. They were later arrested at a local McDonald's where they wrestled with it in front of shocked customers.

Palm Bay officials have launched a domestic violence investigation after a woman and her teenage son were doused with chemicals and treated for burns.

Florida Highway Patrol officials said they are investigating an unusual accident on Thursday morning.

A YouTube video shows a lion attacking trainer at MGM Grand Resort in Las Vegas.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony’s defense team has a new member.

Tropical Storm Igor forms in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa near the Cape Verde Islands.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Florida High School Athletic Association recommends medically trained personnel at sports practices and games, but it does not require them.