During Amazon Prime Day 2025, which ran July 8-11, shoppers spent record amounts and bought record number of items, according to Adobe Analytics.
Zayda Bayala, 58, of Orange City was charged with child abuse for an alleged incident that took place at Emmaus Lutheran Preschool.
City Councilman Gambaro responds to Mayor Mike Norris posting his personal cell phone number online and calling the brigadier general a “DEI (Didn’t Earn it) Hire.”
Sonoma will be the second straight road-course race for NASCAR, and the fourth of the season. Two more remain: Watkins Glen and the Charlotte Roval.
The arrest of Richard Clayton Wozniak, of Palm Coast, was the result of an investigation that started in January, according to the FDLE.
Free For All Friday host David Ayres said he wanted residents to text Norris how they feel about his tenure as mayor.
“Love Island USA” Season 7 finale airs on Sunday, July 13.
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The nonprofit theatre company is presenting Tony Award winning Broadway musical at the News-Journal Center, opening at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 25.
Freddie, a 5-year-old Beagle and a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture detector dog, returned to work after being kicked by a traveler.
Treasure was lost for nearly four years before being brought to the Flagler Humane Society. A worker then tracked down the original owners.
Family cat went missing three years ago and was discovered at the Flagler Humane Society after workers used a microchip reader to find her.
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The department posted a call for the public’s help on its Facebook page in the investigation of an attempted child abduction and indecent exposure.
From Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter” to McDonald’s Snack Wraps, here’s some news the islanders missed while they were away.
To give these fur babies the best chance at finding their forever home, DeLand Cat Cafe invites visitors to interact with them.
SB 180 somehow turned into a measure to forbid local governments from getting in the way of developers.
The official Blue Angels website says the name came from a nightclub, but not everyone agrees.