South Florida voters want the state Supreme Court to rule on DeSantis’s authority for mid-decade redistricting and delaying candidate qualifying.
The house has 5,104 square feet of living space.
People in our community deserve the same high-quality, advanced medical care available in larger metropolitan areas—without having to leave home.
The county began the conflict resolution process over disputes with the Summertown development in Flagler Beach on Jan. 28. Ironing out the issues through the tolling agreement would avoid a…
The deputy mayor will speak at the library on Feb. 11, from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Flagler County paid $106,000 to the program in the 2026 budget. Whether it will continue to do so in the future, will depend on the budget numbers.
School Board members cited lack of ‘safeguards’ for student, staff personal information. Bill co-sponsors Sen. Tom Leek and Sen. Don Gaetz say the bill isn’t specifically targeting Volusia.
The incident was the second in two days that a Flagler County middle school student was arrested for making a shooting threat.
Senate Bill 216 increases requirements on the ability to collect unemployment benefits. It continues to move in the Florida Senate.
The teams tied in Olympic competition, while Spruce Creek won in traditional competition in the first meet of the season.
Commissioner Kristin Deaton asked for input on adding LED lights to fields 11 and 12 following a recent fight between teens at the sports complex.
Subcommittee votes 11-5 to approve a HB 221, which would allow people to waive their rights to the minimum wage if they are in a work-study, internship or pre-apprenticeship program.
The school site, located on the north side of the intersection at Acoma Drive and Monaghan Drive, is under contract with a real estate development company.
The fire reached an estimated 170 acres in size.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Haynes was recognized with the Advanced Certified Board Member by Florida School Boards Association.
New ‘delivery sponsorships’ represent a significant shift in the Observer’s distribution.
All donated toys were distributed to two organizations serving children and families in need: St. Paul’s Basilica in Daytona Beach and the Volusia Sheriff’s Youth Foundation.
The student said she was dared to write the message on the wall.
A judge stated in an order that ‘it “logically makes sense” to hold governments accountable for uncodified policies that may be applied arbitrarily and capriciously.’