More than 120 arrested in multi-agency Volusia County crime crackdown

More than 120 people were arrested in October as the Volusia County Sheriff's Office partnered with Daytona Beach police and the FBI in a series of operations targeting crime across the county.

Flagler County Sheriff assess cuts after passing Amendment 3
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Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly says the agency could experience fewer deputies on call and longer wait times after the state passed Amendment 3. Many voters supported the amendment because of its promises of lower property taxes, however that means local agencies could experience funding cuts. Sheriff Staly says "nothing is off the table."

Palm Bay families lose everything in flash floods, pleading for FEMA assistance: 'Just demolished'

Families are desperate for federal funding and help from FEMA after deadly flash floods devastated Central Florida. More than a week after the storms, clean up is far from over, and rebuilding won’t be easy for families on fixed incomes.

Man accused of shooting ATV rider sentenced to life
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In 2025, Ralph Hensel was accused of shooting and killing a neighbor that was driving an ATV. Hensel pleaded guilty to second degree murder and on Tuesday a judge sentenced him to life in prison. 

Boil water notice for Seminole County, temporarily closes Sanford Chick-fil-A

Seminole County officials sent two boil water advisories to residents on Nov. 9. The notice was sent to residents living in the county's 5th District and the Howell Cove subdivision.

47,000 student records accidentally released to a parent
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Thousands of Lake County Schools student records were released to a parent after an employee mistakenly fulfilled a public records request. The parent now has access to some students' general education and disability records and is refusing to destroy the files. 

FBI, Daytona Beach Police, and others make 120 arrests
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The Volusia County Sheriffs Office, Daytona Beach Police, and the FBI partnered for the month October to crackdown on crime in the area. This partnership started after the agencies noticed a spike in violent crimes in the fall.

Brevard resident hospitalized and home gutted after floods
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A 72-year-old woman was left hospitalized after last Monday's 1000 year rainfall. Judith Vega's home was completely flooded with water reaching up to five feet. Vega's daughter Julie has lived in her home since she was five-years-old, she says nothing has compared to this.

Ole Miss investigating students racist gestures caught on camera

University of Mississippi officials launched an investigation after doorbell camera footage surfaced showing students making racist gestures outside the apartment of Black classmates.

DOJ sues Lyft for denying rides to passengers with wheelchairs, service dogs

The Justice Department is taking legal action against Lyft, accusing the rideshare giant of discriminating against passengers with disabilities.

US Marine Corps celebrates 251st birthday

The Marine Corps celebrates its 251st birthday on Nov. 10, which marks the day when the Continental Marines were founded in 1775 during the Revolutionary War.

What to know about Jim Jordan, the House Republicans' next leader

House Republicans have elected Jim Jordan to lead the House GOP in the 120th Congress, which will be sworn in at noon on January 3, 2027.

Lake County data leak: Thousands of student records mistakenly released

The Lake County School Board filed a lawsuit against a parent after an employee mistakenly shared the confidential education and disability records of approximately 47,000 students. 

New data reveals which states give the most to charity

Some states are going above and beyond when it comes to giving back. A new report reveals which states give the most to charity.

Man killed in fiery Kentucky jet crash told daughter of trouble in midair

A pilot was killed when his jet crashed near Mayfield Graves County Airport radioed his daughter in midair to report an issue moments before going down, authorities said.

Florida middle school student arrested after threats on social media, police say

A St. Cloud Middle School student is accused of threatening to shoot up the school during a social media livestream, according to the police department.