Palm Coast Report

Opinion: Calls to remove a racist official may feel justified — but they risk setting a precedent that endangers speech we all value.

Is the government shutdown still going and what needs to happen for it to end? Here’s what we know.

The government shutdown began on Oct. 1, with concerns among travelers that their upcoming plans may be impacted. Here’s what Floridians should know.

Daytona’s city attorney said a final sidewalk repair agreement could be ready for a vote at city commissioners’ Oct. 15 meeting.

One person was injured after two Delta Air Lines jets collided at LaGuardia Airport, officials said.

Here’s how a system off the eastern coast of Florida could affect you weather through the weekend.

The National Hurricane Center is watching Tropical Storm Octave as it spins in the Pacific.

Hurricane Imelda is expected to become an extratropical cyclone later in the day on Oct. 2.

Gift card fraud is on the rise and Florida is a prime target. A new law seeks to crack down on scammers.

We know your time is valuable. Here’s a quick look at the latest of what’s happening in the tropics.

The Minnesota-based company will close three facilities in Missouri as part of an effort to improve its supply chain.

Check your tickets for Florida daily lottery draw games here.

UCF football’s initial player availability report came out Wednesday before the Knights’ game against Kansas. Here’s the first look.

Prediction betting websites Polymarket and Kalshi have opened markets on when the government shutdown will end. See what the markets think.

The Powerball jackpot rose to $174 million for the Wednesday, Oct. 1, drawing after no one took home the top prize on Monday, Sept. 29.

With Congress unable to reach a fiscal plan agreement, the government went into a partial shutdown on Oct. 1.