Jake Jordan, WFTV.com

Jake Jordan, WFTV.com

WFTV Content Creator

Jake Jordan, a Central Florida native raised in the vibrant energy of South Florida, brings a unique perspective to media storytelling. As a University of Central Florida (UCF) alum with a degree in Radio and Television, Jake has built a solid career in broadcasting and digital content creation. Today, he contributes to the WFTV Content Center Team, where he produces compelling multimedia stories that resonate with Orlando audiences. Jake also shines as the host of engaging podcasts and live shows, delivering fresh insights and lively discussions. Earlier in his journey, he served as a producer, reporter, and anchor on Orlando's Morning News with Scott Anez, tackling breaking stories and connecting with listeners across the region.

Latest Headlines by Jake Jordan

Two-vehicle crash triggers mass casualty incident in Polk County

A Polk County Fire Rescue Battalion Chief was injured in a two-vehicle crash while rushing to an emergency in Bartow at County Road 640 and Mimosa Avenue. Five from the other vehicle hospitalized; Level One Mass Casualty Incident activated—latest updates on the fiery response.


Florida ranked 4th least safe state to live in, according to study

WalletHub's latest study ranks Florida 47th safest among U.S. states, spotlighting high climate disaster losses and uninsured rates amid moderate crime stats. Dive into the 52 indicators revealing why the Sunshine State struggles—get safety tips and full rankings here


Volusia County man charged after being shot by unknown gunman

Volusia County deputies investigate a Saturday night weapons call in Deltona that left Jermaine Jackson with a gunshot wound; he faces charges for false statements and probation violation amid self-defense claims from the other party.


Fatal head-on crash on County Road 42 kills driver, injures three in Ocala

The accident occurred when a pick-up truck traveling east crossed the centerline and struck a sedan traveling west. The driver of the sedan was pronounced dead at the scene, while the driver and passenger of the pick-up truck, along with the passenger of the sedan, were transported to HCA Hospital Ocala.


Osceola County high-speed moped chase ends in arrest

On Sept 27, 2025, Osceola County deputies arrested repeat offender Ryan Ozuna after a wild moped chase turned car pursuit on US-192, ending with spike strips. Charges include fleeing, reckless driving—local crime news update.