St. Cloud News

More than a dozen people allegedly affiliated with white-supremacist group American Front and a plot to attack a rival group in Melbourne have been formally charged with participating in paramilitary training, according to state officials.

Fire gutted the interior of Ella's What Not Shop and TheSHOP Saint Cloud in downtown St.

A "skinhead" Barbie doll , a knotted noose and AK-47s were seized in this month's raid of a compound in eastern Osceola County where a white supremacy group prepared for a race war, court records obained Wednesday show.

Ella's What Not Shop, 1030 New York Ave., St. Cloud, is boarded up after it suffered fire damage over the weekend.

St. Cloud Fire Rescue and two other fire agencies battled a three-alarm fire for more than an hour early this morning after a blaze broke out in a downtown city business.

Volunteers are planning to resume the search for a soldier from Osceola County, who's been missing for six weeks.

Beginning June 1, residents and businesses of St. Cloud will notice a $1 increase on their utility bill for emergency medical services fees after the City Council in March approved a rate hike from $2 to $3. Notices of the fee increase were sent out to all customers in their May utility bills, said city spokeswoman Sandra Ramirez.

Born December 3, 1937 in East Liverpool, she was a daughter of the late Charles Enoch and Jeannette Kathleen Shasteen.

John Thomas Wyczlinski of Venice remains behind bars on more than $500,000 bond in connection with three felonies tied to his association with the American Front, a militia-style white supremacist terrorist organization that plotted to blow up city buildings in Orlando.

Larry Chapman, proprietor of Chapman's Berries in east St. Cloud, displays a vine of ripening blackberries along one of several rows of ready-to-pick produce on his 11-acre farm.

On April 9, St. Cloud Police Department responded to 84 Beehive Circle in St. Cloud in reference to a missing juvenile.

St. Cloud Police Department dispatcher Nadine Zilke monitors emergency responders via an array of computer monitors in the department's recently upgraded facility on Neptune Road and Old Canoe Creek Road.

Michael Corrales, left, and Christopher California Shipley are accused of attacking and killing a 71-year-old man in Osceola County.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday reversed a judge's ruling that dismissed Jarretta Hamilton's lawsuit against Southland Christian School in St.

Gary W. Jones of St. Cloud, Florida writes: This image was taken in 1979 with my Mamiya rb67 on color negative film during a public viewing of the Enterprise at Kennedy Space Center.

The American Front, led by Marcus Faella, saw the group as "protectors of the white race" and were planning to kill Jews and minorities in the "inevitable" race war, according to an affidavit obtained by the Orlando Sentinel.

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. - The alleged ringleader of a white supremacist group is now behind bars.

The 10 members of a Florida-based neo-Nazi militant group arrested last week received training in close-quarters combat and other Army-approved tactics from a member of the US Army National Guard, according to court filings.

Good morning, welcome to Radioactivity. I'm Rob Lorei. Coming up we'll discuss the recent arrest of neo-Nazis near Orlando and Republican state Senator Paula Dockery's commencement speech this past Monday at USF Polytech in Lakeland.

ST. CLOUD, Fla. -- Several Central Florida law enforcement agencies will be participating in the Torch Run to raise awareness for the Special Olympics on Wednesday.