Molly Reed

The boat, which is now just off the 12th Avenue beach access, has been creating a spectacle and attraction for beachgoers since it hit the sand on Dec. 22.

A developer is getting some heat from New Smyrna Beach residents and businesses.

In Pierson, several ferneries are still dealing with damage from Hurricane Milton, gearing up for their busy season, and now, trying to keep their plants warm and alive.

County leaders want to boost tourism revenue on the West side of Volusia County, and one way is through a proposed $39 million sports complex.

Two cold or missing people cases in Volusia County could be cracked soon.

– A Volusia County family and the surrounding community are seeking justice and answers following a dog attack that killed a child earlier this week.

The Volusia Sheriff's Office is taking a proactive approach to safeguard some of the community's most vulnerable members.

Students at Bethune-Cookman University are speaking out and protesting again over the search for a new president and are calling for several members of the school’s board of trustees to resign.

The system, called ZeroEyes, can detect firearms through cameras before any shots are fired. While several school districts in Central Florida already use it, Daytona Beach would be one of the first cities in the area to have it.

Imagine strolling down your street and seeing a rainbow of colors on every house. This could soon become a reality in Palm Coast, as the city is considering changing its house color policy to give residents more freedom in their paint choices.