Christie Zizo

A company that offers IT and engineering management services to companies at Kennedy Space Center is laying off workers. A Florida WARN Notice filed Oct. 16 shows that Aetos Systems is expected to lay off up to 126 employees working at Kennedy Space Center.

Florida keeps a rigorous standard for how votes are counted, and while each county’s system may vary, they must operate within the framework created by the state, which you can read on the Florida Division of Elections website.

Trader Joe's has launched a massive expansion plan across the country that includes three new stores in the Metro Orlando area. Now it looks like a fourth store is on the way.

Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a shooting overnight that led to a crime scene near two Marion County schools. News 6 confirmed Thursday that two gunshot victims showed up at area hospitals Thursday. One of those victims, a man, has since died. Deputies have not said where the shooting took place.

If you need help getting out of an abusive situation, you can find shelters and groups in almost every Central Florida county.

Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa was formally censured and fined Friday after the Florida Commission on Ethics approved a joint stipulation agreement.

A Flagler County elementary school teacher was arrested this week after staff said he physically abused a special needs student.

Police in Volusia County are searching for a woman wanted for aggravated battery with a knife who ran into a wooded area. Denise Cook, 41, allegedly ran into a wooded area near International Speedway Boulevard and Spring Garden Avenue.

The health department in Seminole County is reporting another case of locally acquired dengue fever. In response, Seminole County health officials and mosquito control officials are increasing ground fogging and other efforts to reduce mosquito populations, since the only way to get dengue is through a mosquito bite.

A review of Promethean video boards conducted after one fell on a Brevard County elementary school student and killed him shows “no pattern of improper installations.” District superintendent Dr. Mark Rendell told school board members Tuesday that the district finished its review of the more than 3,000 video display boards at the county’s schools.