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Flyers appear to be from a group other than the one that has plagued the area with antisemitic propaganda. → Read More
Volusia County residents whose homes became uninhabitable during Tropical Storm Ian can apply to receive a free travel trailer or RV from the state. → Read More
Dozens of runners competing in 50-mile and 100-mile races this weekend will be running down A1A in Flagler and Volusia counties Saturday and Sunday. → Read More
Dozens of runners competing in 50-mile and 100-mile races this weekend will be running down A1A in Flagler and Volusia counties Saturday and Sunday. → Read More
A fatal motorcycle crash has shut down eastbound lanes of Interstate 4 in the Sanford area. A 65-year-old Deltona man was killed in the wreck. → Read More
The Halifax Art Festival that's been held in downtown Daytona Beach since 1962 is all set to kick off Saturday at 9 a.m. → Read More
After beginning with a four-person field of candidates, it's down to Danny Fuqua and Matt Reinhart competing for Volusia Council District 2. → Read More
Two-term Daytona Beach City Commission Zone 1 incumbent Ruth Trager is facing newcomer Monica Paris in her attempt to win a third, four-year term. → Read More
Incumbent Zone 5 Daytona Beach City Commissioner Dannette Henry faces Malcolm Williams in her re-election bid November 8. → Read More
On Nov. 8 voters will decide if they want Quanita May or Steve Miller to represent them in the Daytona Beach City Commission Zone 3 post. → Read More
Hurricane Ian left widespread damage and flooding in Volusia County and beyond. Here are important local updates on Saturday. → Read More
Areas of Volusia and Flagler counties that have usually flooded during tropical storms and hurricanes are nervously awaiting Hurricane Ian's arrival. → Read More
Volusia County's proposed $1.06 billion budget includes funds to buy new fire trucks and hire new firefighters, paramedics and EMTs. → Read More
Daytona Beach's First Step Shelter has kicked off a new outreach program that allows people to call a hotline to help homeless people on the streets. → Read More
One of Daytona Beach's most important leaders is now memorialized with a large, new bronze statue perched on a plaza inside the Riverfront Esplanade. → Read More
Daytona Beach's First Step Shelter is on solid footing in its third year of operation with new grants coming in and its resident capacity up to 60. → Read More
The Barracks of Hope shelter for homeless veterans will be relocating from a site just west of Ridgewood Avenue to a new home on Derbyshire Road. → Read More
Daytona Beach city commissioners are slated to vote March 2 on whether to have the city's bars shut down at 2 a.m. every night instead of 3 a.m. → Read More
The executive director of Daytona Beach's Museum of Arts & Sciences is moving on to a new job. A new director will be chosen by mid- to late 2022. → Read More
Daytona Beach city commissioners are slated to take an initial vote Feb. 16 on changing the city's bar time from 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. → Read More