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- Aug 4, 2026
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'We trusted you guys': Customers want answers after fire at Kissimmee pawn shop (opens the original)
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A fire that gutted Simple Pawn & Jewelry in Kissimmee on Friday has left customers frustrated and seeking answers about their pawned items. Patrick Scrivano, a customer of the shop, said he fears his belongings — including a PlayStation 5 and an external drive — may be gone. "My PlayStation 5, my PlayStation 5 external drive, that's one ticket," Scrivano said. Scrivano said he was directed to La Familia Pawn Shop, which is affiliated with Simple Pawn, for assistance. "I went down to the pawn sho
Chinese nationals arrested in mail-fraud scams targeting Central Florida's elderly (opens the original)
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Local and federal law enforcement teamed up to track down Chinese nationals who are targeting the elderly all over the country. At a press conference on Tuesday in downtown Orlando, U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe along with U.S. Postal Inspector-in-Charge Bladismir Rojo and Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith announced the arrests of Yongbo Li, 36; Huashan Lu, 62; and Yuxiang Zhao, 60. They are facing charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, which could land them in federal prison for up to 30 ye
Tighter laws on kratom leading to more detox admissions (opens the original)
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The federal government could reclassify some concentrated forms of kratom as early as Aug. 5 and many types of concentrated forms of the plant have been banned in Florida since June. Less accessibility to the drug is leading people to seek out treatment, and kratom is a tough drug to kick. The withdrawal is similar to traditional opioids. Experts tell us that kratom is an addictive plant with opioid-like effects, meaning people can use it to get high, especially in the more concentrated forms. "
E-bike ban for minors takes effect in Deltona (opens the original)
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The city commission in Deltona has voted to ban the use of e-bikes, motorized scooters, mopeds, and some other "micromobility devices" if you are under the age of 18. The city says the goal is to increase safety, but some parents we spoke with aren't happy about the decision. "Why punish every kid and families for something that a few kids did?" said Matt Scott, referencing safety issues that occurred in other parts of Central Florida. "I see 14 or 15-year-olds that ride their e-scooters to Publ
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