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Indonesian fisherman are being recruited as people smugglers earning thousands of dollars.

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Environmental toxins such as tobacco and lead may increase risk for ADHD.

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Universal Orlando is fined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration as a result of the injury of an employee over the summer.

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Magazine gives sex tips to teens

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Hundreds of people gathered at a store on Fort Bragg to greet former GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, who was signing copies of her memoir.

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Police investigate whether Facebook group is behind assaults on red-headed students in California and Canada

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Casey Anthony's defense said it has statements from two searchers who say Caylee Anthony's remains were not in the woods along Suburban Drive in September.

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Pirates change tactics from stealing cargo to kidnapping

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WESH 2 News meteorologist Tony Mainolfi has the latest weather forecast,

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Former prisoners relive hostage situation

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Police said they've arrested two men in Daytona Beach who have been slamming trucks into businesses to rob them.

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ABC's Dr. Richard Besser warns that the outbreak might not be over yet.

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Little rest for the West

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Three tips for making it through the holidays anxiety-free.

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Surrounded by the Florida Civil Rights Association and his attorney, Anselot Prospere recalled the time in July 2008 he was stopped by a trooper on Orange Blossom Trail near Oak Ridge Road.

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Video shows a Calif. transit officer forcing a passenger's head through glass.

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Travelers will soon be filling planes, trains and highways to get to their holiday gatherings.

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Home sales far exceeded expectations last month, surging to the highest level in 2.5 years as first-time buyers rushed to take advantage of an expiring tax credit.(Nov. 23)

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The Longwood Fire Department said it was called to an RV fire on Monday morning, where investigators later found some illegal potted plants in the house next door

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How sports and everyday actions can cause signs of premature aging.