A fatal crash forces the shutdown of all southbound lanes of Florida's Turnpike near Kenansville, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Here at this 1,400 acre Ranch in Kenansville, the Silver Spurs Riding Club raises and takes care of more than 120 horses and bulls.

A pickup truck ran off the road and struck a tree in Osceola County, leaving the driver dead and his passenger badly hurt, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Wild Florida resumed its airboat tours weeks after two of its boats collided and injured 20 people.

Safari park Wild Florida is suspending its airboat tours for the time being after two of their airboats collided Monday.

Wild Florida said it has suspended all of its airboat rides after two boats collided at the animal park.

Thirteen people were injured after two airboats crashed at Wild Florida in Osceola County, according to U.S. Coast Guard officials.

Wild Florida Airboats & Gator Park in Kenansville has announced at it would be shutting down all of its experiences except one. “Wild Florida will suspend all airboat tours, animal encounters and admission to its Gator Park starting Monday, March 23,” the company website said. However, our Drive-thru Safari Park will remain open as it practices social distancing. #WildFlorida pic.twitter.com/QOaAJHFuPk — Wild Florida (@WildFlorida) March 21, 2020According to Wild Florida, the drive-thru safari will be the only experience available for families. “The drive-thru safari design wasn’t set up to manage this type of crisis, but it’s definitely proving to be a great solution at this point,” Wild Florida told News 6.

Look inside Osceola County’s first drive-thru safari parkPublished: December 17, 2019, 9:56 amA new attraction with more than 100 exotic animals is taking over Wild Florida in Kenansville.