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Volusia Schools Set to Resume Classes Wednesday
Volusia Schools Superintendent Carmen Balgobin announced on Sunday that classes would resume on Wednesday, October 5th. It represents one of the most significant steps to returning to normal … more
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Trial of Othal Wallace, Accused Daytona Cop-Killer, Moved and Delayed
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A judge Friday morning approved a motion by the defense attorneys for Othal Wallace to move the location of his murder trial and push back its date. Wallace was accused of … more
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Motorist Steven Reilly drives through precipitation near his place of work.
Volusia County Council Moves Forward on 'Stupid Motorist' Law
DELAND, Fla. - A common complaint during hurricane season may soon come with stiff penalties, if a majority of the Volusia County Council makes it so. The Council is moving forward toward passing a … more
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Palm Coast Man Arrested for Sexual Battery on a Child
PALM COAST - A Palm Coast man was arrested last week on heinous accusations: that he'd exposed himself to and inappropriately touched a juvenile younger than 12. Michael W. Jennelle is charged with … more
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Jeff Brower Says Family Dog Was Poisoned
A disturbing and bizarre new chapter in Jeff Brower's 2022 unfolded this week, as the Volusia County Council Chair has announced that his granddaughter's service dog died after being poisoned. The … more
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Volusia County Primary Election Results
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The area between US-92 and I-4 where the park will be located, as presented to the Daytona Beach City Commission.
1,200-Lot RV Park Coming to Daytona Beach
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - It's official: a huge new RV park is on its way to the west end of Daytona. The Daytona Beach City Commission on Wednesday voted to approve the development, which will change … more
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Florida Forest Service Suspends Burning for Wednesday
BUNNELL, Fla. - The Florida Forest Service Bunnell district has issues a notice to cease all burning activities for the duration of Wednesday, May 3rd due to hazardous weather conditions. No burn … more
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Tristam, center, with Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra conductor Scott Gregg (right) and Direction of Education Tony Kamnikar.
Flagler Youth Orchestra's Director Resigns After Repeated Attacks
BUNNELL, Fla. - Cheryl Tristam, the longtime director of the Flagler Youth Orchestra, has stepped down from her role following an intense round of scrutiny from members of the Flagler School Board … more
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Jones speaks at a Black History Month event at Palm Coast Town Center in 2022.
Reverend & Former Palm Coast City Council Candidate Sims Jones Hospitalized
PALM COAST, Fla. – Sims Jones, known to the community as a reverend and three-time candidate for the Palm Coast City Council, was hospitalized late last week and will likely need surgery. The … more
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Local Walking Trail Dedicated to Trailblazer Shirley Chisholm
PALM COAST, Fla. - The walking trail along Pine Lakes Parkway in Palm Coast has now been named the Shirley Chisholm Trail, in honor of one of the city's greatest residents. The late Shirley Chisholm, … more
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Cold Weather Shelter Opening Monday in Bunnell
BUNNELL, Fla. – A cold weather shelter will be opening Monday to accommodate the low temperatures expected in the evening and into Tuesday. Flagler County residents who are without heat or are … more
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California Governor Newsom Hits DeSantis In Attack Ad, Governor’s Office Responds
Floridian viewers of Fox News on Sunday may have seen a TV advertisement paid for by California Governor Gavin Newsom issuing a sharp criticism of his Florida colleague Ron DeSantis. In the … more
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Incumbents Ken Bryan and Debbie Phillips are up for re-election in March 2023.
Two Incumbents Face Four Challengers in March 2023 Flagler Beach Commission Race
FLAGLER BEACH, Fla. - With the new entrance of Scott Spradley into the 2023 Flagler Beach City Commission race, four challengers have risen to face incumbents Ken Bryan and Debbie Phillips. Their two … more
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Florida Legislature Approves Security Funding for Jewish Schools
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A new bill was passed in the Florida state legislature providing millions in security funding for Jewish day schools. The measure, signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis, was … more
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New Florida Bill Would Fine Slow Drivers in Left Lane
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A new bill filed in the Florida state legislature would impose fines on drivers who move slowly in the left lane on major roads. Long a headache for highway travelers in Florida, … more
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Plane Crashes in DeLand, Pilot Hospitalized
A plane crashed in DeLand at around 2:00 pm on Thursday leading to the injury of one pilot, authorities confirmed in the immediate aftermath. The incident occurred near SR-11 off Eidson Drive, and … more
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State Agents Conduct Alcohol Compliance Checks Throughout Flagler County
On Friday, July 1, 2022, State Agents from Jacksonville’s Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco (ABT) conducted compliance checks throughout Flagler County, in an effort to combat … more
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Palm Coast 6th Grader Arrested for Mass Shooting Threat to Indian Trails Middle School
PALM COAST, Fla. - A sixth grader at Indian Trails Middle School, listed as twelve years old, has been arrested by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office after threatening to carry out a shooting, the … more
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Self-Proclaimed 'Sovereign Citizens' Arrested in Deltona
DELTONA, Fla. - Two individuals were arrested in Deltona by the Volusia Sheriff's Office after allegedly refusing to give identification to deputies and driving an unregistered vehicle. 58-year-old … more
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