Wild chase through Volusia County
We are learning more about a wild, high-speed pursuit out of Volusia County. Deputies say a driver was weaving through traffic, going the wrong way, and hitting cars. Deputies nabbed two suspects in Orange County.
Sheriff in disbelief that man allegedly stole 2 police cruisers
A man is accused of stealing a police cruiser from the Cocoa Police Department. After being stopped on Interstate 95 in Volusia County, police said the man managed to jump into a second police cruiser and flee. He was eventually stopped six miles away and taken into custody.
Good Samaritan stops attack, police say
Daytona Beach police arrested a man accused of attacking a group of women in the tourist area Monday morning. Dylan Burst said he was on his way to work around 8:30 a.m. when he saw two women run onto the median on A1A near Main Street.
DeLand woman shot in stomach while driving home
Police in DeLand are investigating after a woman was shot while driving home from work. A suspect and motive remain unknown but detectives believe that, due to the number of bullets fired, it was a targeted shooting. However, they are not certain that the victim was the intended target.
$50,000 reward offered in 27-year-old cold case on murdered Florida teen
Deputies said that Laralee Spear was abducted, shot, and killed in April 1994 near a burned-down home about a quarter-mile away from her family's home.
School resource officer stops armed robbery suspect
School Resource Officer Willie Chirillo is being hailed as a hero in Daytona Beach for her brave actions on Tuesday. What started out as a normal school day at Turie T. Small Elementary School quickly turned ominous when she got word from other officers of an armed robbery suspect who was running away from them and towards the campus.
Mother says daughter 'lived in fear'
The mother of a woman found fatally stabbed is grieving. Suzanna Humphries Reep said she was devastated to hear that her daughter, Amy Desiree Layne Humphries, had suffered a brutal attack.
Turtle crashes through windshield of car traveling on I-95
A driver made a frantic 911 call on Wednesday morning to report that a turtle had crashed through the vehicle's windshield as she drove down Interstate 95 in Volusia County.
Authorities investigate stabbing death of woman
Authorities in Seminole and Volusia counties are investigating at two separate crime scenes which they say are tied to the murder of a woman whose body was discovered along a rural trail.
Ormond Beach scenic loop supporters get major win
Supporters behind a major effort to preserve the Ormond Beach scenic loop got a major win Tuesday.
Debate over dogs on Volusia County beaches
The Volusia County Council voted to move forward with a discussion about allowing dogs on the beach.
Donation helps dogs at Volusia County shelter
The Halifax Humane Society in Daytona Beach is celebrating after a generous donation was made over the weekend.
Similar to restaurants, hotels also struggle to find workers
If you drive along A1A in Daytona Beach Shores, you will see several help wanted signs outside hotels and resorts.
Volusia County joins class action vaping lawsuit
Volusia County Public Schools will join a class action lawsuit against vaping product maker Juul and tobacco company Altria.
Seabreeze teacher creates COVID-19-fighting game for students
Students at one Volusia County high school have been helping fight COVID-19 thanks to a video game created by their teacher.
Police: Video catches drawbridge jump in Daytona Beach
Police in Daytona Beach say another driver was caught on camera jumping a drawbridge.
Group plans private prom in New Smyrna Beach
New Smyrna Beach High School seniors will get a prom after all; however, the private event will not be district-sponsored.
'Hide and seek': Central Florida resident spots bear roaming yard
As the weather warms up, bears tend to leave their dens and look for food, the AP reports.
Gun shop owner reacts to President Biden's executive action
President Joe Biden put on a modest White House ceremony Thursday to announce a half-dozen executive actions to combat what he called an "epidemic and an international embarrassment" of gun violence in America.
Restaurants struggle to find workers
Restaurants across Central Florida are shutting down but not because they can't pay the bills, but rather they just don't have enough skilled labor available.