With summer around the corner, many families are hitting the water on their boats, and a new Florida law aims to prevent tragedies caused by driving or boating under the influence.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Thursday that will increase penalties for repeat offenders convicted of DUI & BUI manslaughter, and vehicular and vessel homicide.

A bill named after 18-year-old Creekside High grad Trenton Stewart, who was struck and killed by a reckless and impaired driver in 2023, is waiting for the signature of Gov. Ron DeSantis. "Trenton's Law" would increase penalties for repeat DUI offenders.

In St. Johns County, the community is uniting to honor the legacy of Trenton Stewart, a freshman football player at Stetson University who tragically lost his life in 2023.

A driver who pleaded guilty to killing an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way crash in 2023 will be sentenced Friday.

The driver accused of killing an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way head-on crash in 2023 has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide.

More than a dozen student-athletes from Northeast Florida now have college scholarships, thanks to the Trenton Stewart Foundation.

A Duval County judge denied a bond reduction motion for the driver accused of killing an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way head-on crash in May.

The driver accused of killing an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way head-on crash in May pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Tuesday morning.

A St. Johns County family grieving the loss of their son killed in a head-on crash earlier this year is hoping to help and inspire others through a foundation in his name.

The driver who hit and killed an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way crash in May has been charged with vehicular homicide, jail records show.

Stewart was killed in a crash on Tuesday when his car was hit by a wrong-way driver. The Creekside High School graduate and Stetson defensive lineman was 18.