Volusia Sheriff advertising in New York's Times Square

The Volusia Sheriff's Office has purchased advertising in New York's Times Square -- encouraging police officers and deputies to move to Florida. "Dear NYPD, Sunny Florida is Waiting" and "Serve A Community That Appreciates YOU" reads the digital billboard. Sheriff Chitwood promised to advertise in New York following the election of Zohran Mamdani to mayor.

Man faces charges after 1 dead, 1 critical in Ormond Beach

On Nov. 3, Scott March was arrested by Daytona Beach Police, and charged with loitering and prowling. Hours later, Florida Highway Police said March is also being charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving resulting in serious body injury in connection to the vehicle crash. His first court appearance was cancelled after further charges were added.

2025 "A Walk To End Alzheimer's" in Volusia County

Hundreds gathered Saturday morning for the 2025 "A Walk To End Alzheimer's," one of many walks in Florida and across the country. The goal is to raise awareness and support for Alzheimer's and dementia research, and support and resources for those impacted by the disease.

Driver's joyride destroys Florida golf course green

Over $161,000 in damages were done to the Venetian Bay Golf Club in New Smyrna Beach as footage shows a pick up driver doing donuts in the second hole putting green around 3:30 a.m., Oct. 20. Now, the golf course is hoping the grass won't go dormant as winter kicks in, potentially pushing back the restoration to April 2026, FOX 35's Marie Edinger reported.

Daytona Beach Biketoberfest 2025: Safety, what to know

"It's just the atmosphere of Harleys and bikes and people." Revving with excitement, motorcyclist from all over gather for the 33rd annual "Biketoberfest" -- a four-day ride through the Daytona Beach area starting Oct. 16.

I-4 to close in 2 spots: Here's where and when

Traffic along eastbound Interstate 4 will be slowed down along portions of Seminole and Volusia counties on Thursday morning so law enforcement can conduct an investigation related to a deadly hit-and-run crash a few weeks ago. Traffic will be slowed near Lake Mary Blvd., south of Dirksen Drive, and on the ramp to I-95.