Officials: 'This is not the time' to visit beaches after Milton

Volusia County officials are warning people not to visit the beach due to debris and strong rip currents following Hurricane Milton. "Right now, the ocean is plagued with debris that can cause serious harm. The waves and currents can pull under the strongest of swimmers," the county said in a news release.

Hurricane Milton: River crest, flooding next concern

Hurricane Milton has come and gone, but Floridians are still in the midst of assessing and cleaning up the damage. Millions remain without power, roadways and neighborhoods remain flooded, and there is now a concern that rivers, including the St. Johns River, will crest, potentially flooding neaby homes due to the rain water. Here is the latest on Hurricane Milton's impacts in Central Florida.

Sandbag station opens in DeLand

Sandbag stations have opened in Volusia County for residents along the St. Johns River to help prepare for potential flooding after the St. Johns River is expected to crest.