Ashley Edlund, WFTV Eyewitness News

Ashley Edlund

WFTV Eyewitness News

Orlando, FL, United States

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Past articles by Ashley:

Former Volusia County teacher accused of sexual relationship with student, 40 women contact police

A detective in court testified in court Wednesday that more than 40 women have contacted Port Orange police after the news broke of Arin Hankerd’s arrest last week. → Read More

Sheriff: 3-year-old boy dies after shooting himself at DeLand home

According to the sheriff’s office, the boy shot himself with a handgun. → Read More

1 person killed in Orange County shooting

The victim has only been identified as a man in his 20s. → Read More

SunRail meeting shows a new station coming to Orange County

Universal Orlando said it would push forward the Sunshine Corridor Program. → Read More

Deputies investigating fatal shooting in West Orange County

Orange County deputies are investigating a shooting that left one person dead Monday afternoon. → Read More

Lack of ‘emotional regulation’ contributing to increase in youth violence, expert says

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers youth violence a “serious public health problem.” → Read More

Homicide investigation underway at Orlando home

Orlando police say they’re investigating a homicide on the east side of town. → Read More

Geneva residents continue to navigate flooded streets after Hurricanes Ian, Nicole

Some Seminole County residents are still dealing with damage from Hurricane Nicole. → Read More

Increased interest in billion dollar powerball means more funding for scholarships, officials say

Bright futures await for more than just a lucky Powerball jackpot winner. → Read More

FEMA hiring locals to help with Hurricane Ian recovery

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is looking to fill more than 300 jobs in five Florida cities to help with the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Ian. → Read More

East River quarterback honored as homecoming king after being fatally hit by car

An Orange County High School student’s life was taken far too soon. → Read More

Deputies: Woman killed in Orange County shooting

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting Monday evening that left a woman dead. → Read More

Volusia County, DEP officials host community meeting on emergency repairs following Hurricane Ian

Beachside residents in Volusia County say they’re still not sure where to start rebuilding after Hurricane Ian. → Read More

Orange County apartment complex residents given days to move out after flooding from Hurricane Ian

Residents at one Orange County apartment complex learned Friday they have just seven days to turn in their keys. → Read More

1 person injured in shooting near downtown Orlando, suspect in custody

Orlando police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital Friday. → Read More

1 person injured in shooting near downtown Orlando, suspect in custody

Orlando police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital Friday. → Read More

Riverdale Elementary students, staff set to return to school at temporary site as cleanup continues

Riverdale Elementary School students in Orange County will head back to the classroom Thursday morning for the first time since dismissing ahead of Hurricane Ian. → Read More

‘Absolutely disgusting’: Deltona residents puzzled by standing water outside flood zones

Residents in one Deltona neighborhood are still dealing with flooding from Hurricane Ian days after the storm. → Read More

Riverdale Elementary floods after Hurricane Ian passes through Orange County

It may be a while before operations are back to normal. → Read More

Monkeypox: How effective is the vaccine?

The rollout of the monkeypox vaccine has started in counties across Central Florida. → Read More