FLORIDA

"Mental health is not a game," officials said as they urged people to pay more attention to children's wellbeing.

These images are a heartbreaking reminder of what Florida and its people had to endured during the storm and even after that.

"Here is a case of a domestic situation turning violent, putting a 1-year-old child and innocent drivers in danger," said Flagler County Sheriff.

The woman bought a dagger-style knife set off of Amazon and hid it for weeks before finally stabbing her sister.

"These are young kids," an official said. "They're inexperienced drivers, no drivers licenses, driving at 3:30 in the morning, 80 mph ..."

The cemetery saw flooding of this magnitude twice in the past two years.

The emotional wife said she felt like a "coward" for hiding under the table and not being by her husband's side.

Hurricane Ian pounds Florida as a monster storm

The North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines was struck by a tornado and suffered significant damage.

Residents of Florida's Gulf Coast boarded up their homes, packed up their vehicles and headed for higher ground Tuesday as Hurricane Ian approached threatening to bring a deadly storm surge and more than a foot of rain to some areas.

Forecasters expect Ian to become a major hurricane – Category 3 or higher on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, meaning winds over 110 mph – before crossing western Cuba on Tuesday.

The couple's two kids, Vivian and Benjamin, along with Brady's son Jack were on the field with the quarterback ahead of the game.

The pastor, who also runs a kung fu training academy, is accused of committing the sexual crimes in a church van and inside the dojo.

The victim reportedly suffered severe wounds in his head, neck and torso as a result of the attack.

The accused told deputies he was "violently attacked" by the victims, but deputies ruled out his claims.

The case shows the importance of considering monkeypox in pediatric patients, according to the CDC.

A Florida claims she stabbed her roommates multiple times out of anger after she was asked to leave their home

The rowing team, comprising five students, was practicing on the water when the incident took place.

The young employee took a few punches but was still able to subdue the attacker until help arrived.

The mother gave the child the pills so that they could "go to heaven." Both were taken to the hospital for treatment.

The age and identity of the student have not been revealed.