Thousands are expected to crowd into Cranes Roost Park this weekend for a race to honor the lives of first responders who lost their lives in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

The day has arrived for Red, Hot, and Boom at Cranes Roost Park.

The event is considered one of the largest Independence Day celebrations in the state, with up to 200,000 people expected to attend.

We are one week away from the Fourth of July, which means the dog days of summer are almost here.

Rain or shine, Red Hot & Boom is back in Altamonte Springs to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Every morning, crossing guards across Central Florida dedicate their time to make sure our students get to school safely.

Hundreds of breast cancer survivors and supporters took part Saturday morning in the Orlando “MORE THAN PINK” walk, Susan G. Komen’s annual event that raises funds for breast cancer research.

Today on Trooper Steve on Patrol, we will be conducting a “speed observation.”

Stories of hope and survival were seen up close Saturday morning as more than two dozen people with life-changing injuries got to walk down the red carpet and showcase their progress.

Results-1 heads to Altamonte Springs.

One of the most popular Fourth of July events in Central Florida is changing next year.

After being canceled for two years because of COVID-19, Altamonte Springs’ massive Fourth of July event is making a colorful return.

After being canceled for two years because of COVID-19, Altamonte Springs’ massive Fourth of July event is making a colorful return.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Many cities in Central Florida have canceled or rescheduled Fourth of July fireworks shows amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Orlando has also canceled the city’s Fourth of July fireworks show, the show would have been held at Lake Eola. Deltona postponed the city’s fireworks show and have moved the show to Labor Day weekend in September. New Smyrna Beach has also postponed the city’s fireworks show. DeLand is considering rescheduling the city’s fireworks show.