Daytona Beach News-Journal

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Conservative groups are calling for an end to Obamacare tax credits while one of Florida’s biggest business groups pushes hard for renewing them.

104 Seabreeze High students and chaperones lost $400,000 for a canceled overseas trip and the travel agent won’t refund their money, VSO says.

Sami Jewels is offering 20% off their statement jewelry pieces ahead of the holidays. Save on necklaces, rings, earrings and more.

‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ is continuing to dominate the worldwide box office. Here’s why those waiting for streaming should see it now.

From narrow to extra wide calves, Dolce Vita’s latest boots are made to fit and empower. Shop the full collection and discover your perfect pair.

The dirty soda trend continues to expand with Pepsi adding a Dirty Mountain Dew beverage to its lineup and a Mug Root Beer limited-time release.

Names are retired if they are so deadly or costly that the future use of the name would be inappropriate for reasons of sensitivity, NOAA said.

NASA is not immune to the effects of a government shutdown if congressional leaders fail to reach an agreement before midnight Oct. 1 to prevent one.

The SEC will try another new city as host of its annual football media days. Here’s the location.

Federal workers placed on a mandatory furlough and in a non-pay status can file for unemployment benefits. Not so for ‘essential’ workers.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders blamed ‘intoxicated and high’ kids for anti-Mormon chants against Brigham Young. He apologized on behalf of Colorado.

A retired United Methodist Church administrator and former Bethune-Cookman trustee helped set up a scholarship fund for religious studies students.

Most of the nearly 30 new Florida laws going into effect on Wednesday, Oct. 1 are crime or law enforcement related. Here’s what to know.

Over 39,000 Kia vehicles have been recalled for a fire risk. Kia said the issue can be resolved with a replaced part of the HVAC system.

As of Sept. 25, Oster had received 95 reports of the oven doors closing unexpectedly, burning consumers. Two of these included second-degree burns.

A new Florida law, which takes effect Oct. 1, was inspired by a dog that was tied up and abandoned during Hurricane Milton.

The grocery store chain has released other mini tote bags over the last year that have become widely popular.

President Trump, speaking to US military leaders Sept. 30 at Quantico, referenced two ‘N-words’ you can’t use in discussion of nuclear threat.