The Palm Coast City Council held a wide-ranging business meeting Tuesday morning, honoring the city’s first historian, recognizing mosquito control and parks professionals, receiving a detailed law enforcement update from…
Flagler County Commissioners weigh budget effects of proposed property tax reform
County commissioners review preliminary estimates and discuss how a proposed constitutional amendment could affect future revenues and local services.
Flagler County Commissioners Prepare for Possible $30 Million Hit, Scrutinize Spending Authority, and Debate Hiring Freeze
The Flagler County Board of County Commissioners held a lengthy budget workshop Tuesday afternoon, working through every division of the county’s general fund for fiscal year 2027 while grappling with…
Volusia County Schools hosts school safety and reunification training
The full-day training brought local law enforcement, school administrators and community partners together with safety technology to educate on tools and protocols for crisis events.
Volusia County Schools hosts school safety and reunification training
The full-day training brought local law enforcement, school administrators and community partners together with safety technology to educate on tools and protocols for crisis events.
Mother Shoots Intruder After He Forces His Way Into Palm Coast Home and Threatens Her Children
A Palm Coast woman shot a man who forced his way into her home on Big Bear Lane Sunday afternoon and threatened her and her two children, according to the…
Guns, Drugs, and a Rear-End Crash: Flagler County Deputies Make 13 Arrests Over the Weekend
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office made 13 arrests between 6 p.m. Friday, June 12, and 6 a.m. Monday, June 15, 2026, handling 699 calls for service and conducting 100 traffic…
New schools are not in Flagler County district’s plans
Future projections continue trend of enrollment decreases which began with introduction of universal voucher program.
New schools are not in Flagler County district’s plans
Future projections continue trend of enrollment decreases which began with introduction of universal voucher program.
Staly urges caution on Florida property tax proposal, says voters need full picture
Sheriff warns constitutional amendment could create unintended consequences for local governments and public safety funding
Daytona Beach Juneteenth Festival celebrates freedom
The Daytona Beach Juneteenth Festival brought together vendors, performers, and festival goers from around the local community and beyond.
Volusia County Schools’ Balgobin named 2026 FACTE Superintendent of the Year
Dr. Carmen Balgobin was recently named the 2026 Florida Association for Career and Technical Education Superintendent of the Year.
Jailhouse drugs and gift card scams
This week in Cops Corner…
Jailhouse drugs and gift card scams
This week in Cops Corner…
Flagler Schools to vote again on student intern agreement after UNF removes ‘sexual orientation’ from nondiscrimination provision
Board member Janie Ruddy asked why the University of North Florida would ‘hone in on this particular group.’
Scott, Moody want to stop Kanye West concert
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Naples, labeled the hip-hop artist an “antisemite” and called for the Tampa Sports Authority to cancel his concerts.
Porter, DeGovanni run unopposed for Hammock Dunes CDD seats
First elected in 2022, Porter cites water costs, infrastructure and stormwater management among the district’s top priorities.
Porter, DeGovanni run unopposed for Hammock Dunes CDD seats
First elected in 2022, Porter cites water costs, infrastructure and stormwater management among the district’s top priorities.
Ormond Beach Historical Society hosts third annual summer camp
The camp’s young ‘discoverers’ learned all about local history, including Native American heritage, Ormond’s roots as the ‘Birthplace of Speed’ and about local founders.
Daytona Beach Shores mayor: No false claim in phone call to opponent’s supporter in Volusia County Council race
Mike Poniatowski said Nancy Miller tried to pressure a homeowner who had his sign in their yard. Nancy Miller says she was citing a city ordinance.
