A federal regulator has sued JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he’s hopeful the Federal Reserve can bring down inflation without causing a recession but wouldn’t rule out more troubling possibilities, such as stagflation.

A retired postal worker living in The Villages said imposters posing as Chase Bank security employees cost him $11,000 in less than three minutes.

Chase UK, JP Morgan’s British digital bank, says it will bar customers from making cryptocurrency transactions starting next month — citing an uptick in scams and fraud.

The Brevard County school district is making therapy dog history this year with the help of “cuddly” bloodhounds assigned to four elementary schools, with another canine waiting for assignment.

JPMorgan Chase says its second-quarter profits rose by 67% as the nation’s largest bank made more loans to customers and took advantage of higher interest rates and its recent acquisition of First Republic.

After 244 days of being closed to rebuild, Chase’s on the Beach finally reopened this week after being destroyed by last year’s hurricanes.

Chase Kalisz has become the seventh American swimmer to make six world championship teams.

For the second time in less than a week, Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter is welcoming a family to their future home.

Customers of Chase’s online banking services have seen double transactions, fees and payments in their accounts.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody joined 18 other attorneys general in signing a letter to the CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co. on Tuesday, accusing the company of political discrimination.

Banks are paying up for savers’ deposits in a much bigger way than they have in a long time.

Hendrick Motorsports says Chase Elliott is out indefinitely after undergoing a successful three-hour surgery to repair a fractured tibia.

Katy Black gave News 6 a tour of what her new Eustis home will look like.

The outlook of the U.S. economy from Wall Street’s biggest banks is getting gloomier and gloomier, after the industry spent the past year and a half trumpeting that the U.S. economy is strong and the U.S. consumer resilient.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s third quarter profits fell by 17% from a year earlier, as the bank set aside roughly a billion dollars to cover potential losses in what CEO Jamie Dimon has said a could be a recession in six to nine months.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday joined a roundtable with other state officials at Mercola Market, a health food store in Cape Coral.

A man led law enforcement on a chase across four counties after he refused to let his girlfriend out of the vehicle, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

An Orlando Melbourne International Airport traveler was arrested on New Year’s Day.

A weather system moved over Disney World and the streets around Cosmic Ray Café become flooded Thursday.

A Jacksonville family is grateful to be alive this Memorial Day weekend, and the dad says it’s all because of his 7-year-old son.

JPMorgan Chase will take another crack at fixing health care after a push with two other corporate giants dissolved earlier this year.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Wells Fargo and Chase bank customers will not receive their stimulus payments until mid-week at the earliest. Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase told customers the $1,400 direct payments would not be processed until at least Wednesday, drawing the anger of many, especially since some people started receiving their money on Friday. Wells Fargo said it would provide all of the direct deposits “according to the effective date provided by the U.S. Treasury,” and added that it’s not holding onto the money. In a statement to FOX Business, Wells Fargo spokesperson Jim Seitz said the government will release the money in multiple phases, meaning not everyone will receive their check at the same time. AdIndividuals can again check the status of their stimulus checks via the IRS’s “Get My Payment” tool.

TITUSVILLE, Fla. – Titusville Police K-9 “Chase” is the top dog. Chase won the Space Coast’s Hardest-Hitting K-9 competition. “Having the K-9, people can see past the uniform or the car, they can see, oh, I have a dog,” Glenn said. “Then petting the dog and seeing how friendly and sociable he is kind of breaks down a lot of barriers. “The message to kids, especially at a young age, is that we’re not anything to be scared of, or the dogs,” Glenn said.

PALM BAY, Fla. – Palm Bay police say they have identified and arrested the man accused of inappropriately exposing himself to a girl near Southwest Middle School. | News 6 anchors share drama stories]Detectives say the 31-year-old approached the victim along Eldron Boulevard Friday in a black SUV. Ramos-Rodriguez asked the girl if she wanted to get into the car while exposing himself to her, according to a Palm Bay Police Department release. Palm Bay police applauded the girl for having the courage to come forward. Chase said her daughter wanted to cooperate with the police because she was afraid the suspect could expose himself to another child.

Briscoe idolized fellow Indiana native Tony Stewart and dreamed of one day driving Stewart's car. and I'd say ‘Man, the dream is to drive the 14,’" Briscoe said in an interview with The Associated Press. Much like Stewart, Briscoe is considered a blue-collar racer who lacks the family wealth needed to clear the path for an aspiring young driver. He had to earn everything on the track, yet nearly every year Briscoe's season plans were 11th hour deals. It’s why he’s ready for the NASCAR Cup Series and why we are so honored to support him.”

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. There were five minors in a car at the center of a high-speed chase that led to a police-involved shooting, the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office told News 6 sister station News 4 Jax. The Sheriffs Office said the chase started about 11:30 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of University Boulevard and Powers Avenue. When the car hit 80 mph, according to the arrest report, the officer turned on his blue lights. According to the arrest report, the car was still going 100 mph when it hit the stop sticks. The arrest report does not even say Paige was shot, only that he was apprehended after a foot pursuit.

COCOA, Fla. – An arrest warrant has been issued for a 21-year-old man who Brevard County sheriff’s officials said nearly struck a deputy and led a 120 mph chase while driving into oncoming traffic. The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office said the warrant was ordered for Deontarrius Smith, of Cocoa. Deputies said on June 30 agents with the Gameover Task Force observed a red Camaro driving erratically and speeding through Cocoa, so assistance from the sheriff’s helicopter was requested. Officials said Smith drove into oncoming traffic while speeding, so agents ended their pursuit. According to an affidavit, the helicopter could not keep up with the Camaro’s speed.

According to a news release, Orange City Police Sergeant Jason Ward observed three subjects attempting to break into the store. Once the subjects noticed law enforcement vehicles, they got into a Black Nissan Altima and fled the scene driving southbound on North Volusia Avenue. Orange City Police Officers with the assistance of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office successfully deployed spike strips near the intersection of Enterprise Road and South Volusia Avenue. The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office set up a perimeter and deployed a police K-9, a news release said. “The investigation also revealed the Nissan Altima was reported stolen out of Orange County on May 18,” officials said.

A police chase in Oklahoma caused a truck to roll over Monday. Published: May 12, 2020, 6:59 amIf you need help with the Public File, call 407-291-6000.