Jeep owners clean beach in Daytona on Earth Day

This Earth Day, FOX 35's David Martin heads over to Daytona Beach to hang out with hundreds of Jeep owners as they spend the morning cleaning the sandy shores near and around the Hard Rock Hotel. The public is invited to join the fun and dump trash in the dumpster for prizes as part of the event.

2 injured after car smashes into Daytona Beach business

Officials say two people were injured, with one declared a trauma alert, after a car crash on Saturday in Daytona Beach. The crash involved two cars at the intersection of Seabreeze Boulevard and North Peninsula Drive, authorities said. Reports show one of the cars involved in the crash slammed right into local business, Goldfingers Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery.

Resentencing hearing in Florida Xbox murder case

A resentencing hearing for two men convicted of killing six people over an Xbox is scheduled to start tomorrow. Troy Victorino and Jerone Hunter were convicted in 2006 and sentenced to death.

Man accused of stealing ATV

A Florida man is accused of stealing someone's ATV in Volusia County, and then taking it on an apparent joy ride.

Thousands set to flood Daytona Beach for 'Jeep Beach Week'

Volusia County is getting ready for "Jeep Beach Week," where more than 250,000 visitors are expected to roll through Daytona Beach over the next week and a half. FOX 35's Chris Lindsay speaks with the Volusia County Sheriff about keeping the community safe.

Florida man stored Molotov cocktails in home

A Florida man was recently arrested for allegedly making and storing homemade explosives in his house. Sebastian Tinsley, 21, is now being charged with possession of potential explosive devices.

Volusia County brush fire burns hundreds of acres

A 270-acre wildfire sparked Tuesday in Volusia County, east of Lake Helen and Deltona, sending massive plumes of smoke into the air, according to the Florida Forest Service and Volusia County Fire Rescue. Although the fire is only 80% contained, no homes or buildings have been damaged.

Florida woman accused of buying and selling human remains

A Florida woman has been arrested after police say she bought and sold human bones in her curio store. Kymberlee Schopper, 52, is facing charges of trading in human tissue. Records show Schopper was released Friday from the Volusia County Jail on a bond of $7,500.