Central Florida coastal communities report rise in shoplifting incidents
The Flagler Beach Police Department is reporting a sharp rise in shoplifting incidents since 2021.
The Flagler Beach Police Department is reporting a sharp rise in shoplifting incidents since 2021.
1.2M cubic yards of sand headed to Volusia County coastline
More than a million cubic yards of sand is headed to the coastline of Volusia County. This will happen over the next year and a half and be broken down into different projects in an effort to strengthen the coast.
More than a million cubic yards of sand is headed to the coastline of Volusia County. This will happen over the next year and a half and be broken down into different projects in an effort to strengthen the coast.
Man convicted in 2021 shootout with Daytona Beach police, SWAT officers
A man was found guilty in Volusia County for a shootout and standoff that happened with law enforcement back on October 2021.
A man was found guilty in Volusia County for a shootout and standoff that happened with law enforcement back on October 2021.
1 person stabbed in New Smyrna Beach following possible argument over fireworks: Police
New Smyrna Beach police believe one person was stabbed because of an argument over the use of fireworks, a news release states.
New Smyrna Beach police believe one person was stabbed because of an argument over the use of fireworks, a news release states.
John Brown in Your Town: DeLand growth
DeLand is a Central Florida community that is having great success in attracting young residents
DeLand is a Central Florida community that is having great success in attracting young residents
Florida residents see some progress on giant hole in backyard, still seek answers
People in a Deland community are starting to see some results after FOX 35's story on a massive hole in their backyards creeping closer to their homes. But they say they still want more answers.
People in a Deland community are starting to see some results after FOX 35's story on a massive hole in their backyards creeping closer to their homes. But they say they still want more answers.
'He was a very loving, sweet person': Mom seeks answers after son, 16, killed in Daytona Beach shooting
Fredrick Cooper, a 16-year-old Spruce Creek High School student, was shot and killed on Hudson Street in Daytona Beach Wednesday night, according to police.
Fredrick Cooper, a 16-year-old Spruce Creek High School student, was shot and killed on Hudson Street in Daytona Beach Wednesday night, according to police.
Video: Porpoises, great white shark put on show for Florida boaters
A Florida boater captured some incredible video of his encounter with both a great white shark and a “gam" of porpoises off a Volusia County coastline.
A Florida boater captured some incredible video of his encounter with both a great white shark and a “gam" of porpoises off a Volusia County coastline.
Neighbors frustrated with massive hole alleged to be caused by poorly built drainage system
Residents in a DeLand, Florida neighborhood are desperate for answers as a massive, erosion-caused hole slowly creeps toward their homes. The washout is the result of a poorly built drainage system.
Residents in a DeLand, Florida neighborhood are desperate for answers as a massive, erosion-caused hole slowly creeps toward their homes. The washout is the result of a poorly built drainage system.
Volusia County considering options for implementing 'Stupid Motorist Law'
Volusia County Council members voted Tuesday to direct staff to go back to the drawing board as talks continue about possibly implementing a law that would target drivers who require rescue after going around barricades and into floodwater.
Volusia County Council members voted Tuesday to direct staff to go back to the drawing board as talks continue about possibly implementing a law that would target drivers who require rescue after going around barricades and into floodwater.
DeLand neighborhood watches large washout expand, creeping closer to homes
People in a Deland neighborhood are watching the land behind their homes get washed away.
People in a Deland neighborhood are watching the land behind their homes get washed away.
Florida residents take it upon themselves to repair sand dunes destroyed by hurricanes
A group of neighbors in New Smyrna Beach have banded together to rebuild the dunes in front of their property.
A group of neighbors in New Smyrna Beach have banded together to rebuild the dunes in front of their property.
Alligator spotted on beach at Canaveral National Seashore
A New Smyrna Beach resident this weekend spotted an alligator walking on the sand and swimming in the water at the Canaveral National Seashore.
A New Smyrna Beach resident this weekend spotted an alligator walking on the sand and swimming in the water at the Canaveral National Seashore.
Homeowners file class-action lawsuit against Florida city over Hurricane Ian flooding
Dozens of homeowners have filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the City of Deltona over its alleged role in severe flooding following Hurricane Ian.
Dozens of homeowners have filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the City of Deltona over its alleged role in severe flooding following Hurricane Ian.
Florida nursing assistant spent $7K on cosmetic surgeries using patient’s identity: affidavit
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) was arrested after she opened a credit card in her 88-year-old Alzheimer's patient’s name and used it to purchase $7,000 in cosmetic surgery, the Volusia Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) was arrested after she opened a credit card in her 88-year-old Alzheimer's patient’s name and used it to purchase $7,000 in cosmetic surgery, the Volusia Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
Xbox murders: Re-sentencing trial put on hold amid discussions over Florida's death penalty changes
The re-sentencing trial for two men convicted in the 2004 murders of six people in Florida – known as the Deltona ‘Xbox murders" – was put on hold Thursday morning after an appeals court judge granted the state's motion to halt the trial.
The re-sentencing trial for two men convicted in the 2004 murders of six people in Florida – known as the Deltona ‘Xbox murders" – was put on hold Thursday morning after an appeals court judge granted the state's motion to halt the trial.
Florida escaped prisoner arrested by deputies, US Marshals in Volusia County
An escaped prisoner who left a work release camp in Brevard County last week is back in law enforcement custody, the Volusia Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post Thursday morning.
An escaped prisoner who left a work release camp in Brevard County last week is back in law enforcement custody, the Volusia Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post Thursday morning.
Emergency motion filed to delay retrials in penalty phase for 2 men convicted in 'Xbox murders'
The State Attorney General’s Office on Wednesday filed an emergency motion to delay the resentencing trials of two defendants in the Deltona “Xbox Murders” case.
The State Attorney General’s Office on Wednesday filed an emergency motion to delay the resentencing trials of two defendants in the Deltona “Xbox Murders” case.
Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach marks 5th 'Rockiverary'
Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach is marking its 5th "Rockiversary" celebration with a new guitar-shaped swimming pool complete with a hot tub, cabanas and bar overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach is marking its 5th "Rockiversary" celebration with a new guitar-shaped swimming pool complete with a hot tub, cabanas and bar overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Retrials underway in penalty phase for 2 men convicted in 'Xbox murders'
The judge presiding over a penalty phase retrial for two defendants in one of Central Florida’s grisliest massacres said he will not use a new state law that sets forth jury requirements in recommending the death penalty. Instead, that judge is sticking to an older version of the law.
The judge presiding over a penalty phase retrial for two defendants in one of Central Florida’s grisliest massacres said he will not use a new state law that sets forth jury requirements in recommending the death penalty. Instead, that judge is sticking to an older version of the law.