Volusia County rolls out in-person graduation ceremonies

The Volusia County School District kicked off its in-person graduation ceremonies Thursday morning at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach. 

K-9 Zeno passes away after serving Daytona Beach community for over 7 years, police say

Police said that K-9 Zeno and his handler spent seven and a half years together, catching numerous suspects, finding a plethora of narcotics, and keeping Daytona Beach's streets safe.

Experts say COVID-19 is leading to less shark bites

Experts believe COVID-19 could be partially to blame for a significant decrease in shark bites.

Orange City to meet on Monday to discuss proposed mask mandate

Several counties and cities across Central Florida have issued mask mandates in response to a recent surge in cases.

Central Florida beachgoers enjoy 4th of July celebrations while trying to stay safe

Public health officials say that this holiday weekend is critical for people to social distance. They warned that otherwise, the risk of coronavirus infection could further spread. 

Volusia County gets ready for July 4th crowds

Beachgoers spread out along the sand, practicing the social distancing that public health officials said was critical, especially during the holiday weekend.

Missing 12-year-old boy found in Casselberry, deputies say

Volusia County deputies said that the boy, Jordan Jackson, left the Enterprise area on a bicycle on Tuesday evening.

Florida mother arrested after child overdoses on lethal amount of Methadone, deputies say

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said that the mother, 39-year-old Amber Buzia, called law enforcement on Sunday to report that her son was having trouble breathing after waking up from a nap.

Company behind iconic Whac-A-Mole game begins PPE production

Holly Hill-based company Bob’s Space Racers -- known for its popular arcade game Whac-A-Mole -- is dabbling in the PPE production industry.

New Smyrna Beach adopts mask mandate as coronavirus pandemic continues

The order specifically states "every person living, working, visiting or doing business in the City of New Smyrna is encouraged to wear a face covering in any indoor location, other than home or residence."