Future of Biketoberfest still under review

The coronavirus pandemic has not stopped bikers from attending a world-renowned bike festival in South Dakota. That has prompted Daytona Beach to take a closer look at the future of Biketoberfest, which is still undecided.

Hours-long standoff ends peacefully

A former police officer who threatened suicide was talked out of harms way. He had barricaded himself inside a vehicle at AdventHealth in DeLand.

Boy, 6, may need new kidney

Important medical testing and treatments have been delayed due to the coronavirus shutdowns earlier this year. Because of such delays, a Florida boy may have to have a kidney removed.

Check-in day at Stetson University

It is move-in day at Stetson University in DeLand. Only a certain number of students and parents were allowed inside residence halls as a safety precaution. Each student is required to get a COVID-19 test before returning to campus and temperature checks are being conducted on campus.

Future of Biketoberfest under consideration

Biketoberfest is one of the biggest tourist draws for Daytona Beach, but the coronavirus pandemic is threatening the event. While city leaders haven't officially canceled Biketoberfest, they are talking to business owners to see if it can be done safely.

Food distribution in Volusia County

People in Volusia County waited in line on Wednesday for free food distribution at University High School. Daytona Dream Center partnered with the Second Harvest Food Bank to make the food drop possible.

Mayors asking for COVID-19 symptomatic testing lanes

A Central Florida mayor has been waiting 13 days after taking a coronavirus test and has yet to receive results. Now, he and other mayors in Volusia County are calling for improvements to the testing system.

Volusia County giving away face masks.

Some cities in Volusia County are requiring that face masks be worn in public, but it is not policy for the entire county. Still, the county is giving away thousands of face coverings.

Daytona Bandshell reopens

A summertime favorite in Daytona Beach is back open. The Bandshell held performances on Saturday with limited capacity and other safety measures. Concerts will continue each Saturday throughout the summer at the venue.