Daytona Beach considers ban on feeding pigeons

A business owner on Main Street in Daytona Beach says pigeons overrun his shop, creating a nuisance that drives away customers.

SUV riddled with bullets after Mims road-rage shooting; 2 arrested, deputies say

Two Brevard County men were arrested Saturday night after allegedly firing several rounds into an SUV in Brevard County, which had a family, including three children, inside of it, according to the Volusia Sheriff's Office. VSO said the shooting appears to have stemmed from a road-rage situation.

Sugar Mill Elementary student remembered: 'Outgoing little girl, very sweet'

Sugar Mill Elementary School students, teachers, and community members came together at First United Methodist Church of Port Orange on Saturday to remember the fourth-grade girl who was killed.

Sugar Mill Elementary student dies after being hit by SUV at school crosswalk: police

A fourth grade Sugar Mill Elementary student died Friday morning after being struck by an SUV at a crosswalk near the school, according to the Port Orange Police Department.

This Florida city is grappling with a rooster mystery

The New Smyrna Beach Police Department is concerned about a possible illegal rooster dumping on Flagler Avenue.

DeLand resident shoots 2 of 4 men charged in armed home invasion: police

Four men have been charged with armed home invasion robbery following a Wednesday afternoon incident that resulted in two of the suspects being shot by their intended target, investigators said.

Made in Central Florida: Rise Yaupon makes flavorful tea with health benefits

Yaupon, a holly bush, is North America’s only known caffeinated plant. In fact, it grows wild in Central Florida. At a farm in New Smyrna Beach, on 5.5 acres of land, Shelly Steele has found a way to turn the plants' leaves into a flavorful tea with lots of health benefits.

Expanding beach access to vehicles being weighed by Volusia County Council

On May 21, Volusia County Council members will discuss the future of parking and driving on the stretch of Daytona Beach between International Speedway Boulevard and Auditorium Boulevard.

Volusia County may expand sections of beaches where vehicles are allowed

As Volusia County Commissioners look to expand beach parking, there could be more parking on Daytona Beach, but the idea has mixed reactions.