Daytona Beach

President Donald Trump is expected to fly into Daytona Beach on the same day as the Daytona 500; however, the White House will not confirm if the president will attend the big race. In the meantime, local law enforcement agencies will be enforcing a no-drone zone over the Daytona International Speedway.

A bridge in Daytona Beach that was supposed to open in 2018 is expected to finally open next month.

Crews have started repairs on the Daytona Beach Pier, months after it was damaged by Hurricane Dorian.

Officers say a Florida father left his toddlers home alone and they wandered out of the apartment.

Authorities in Daytona Beach have released surveillance video in hopes of catching suspects accused of burglarizing the Boys & Girls Club. Nearly a thousand dollars in gaming equipment was taken.

Plans are being devised to repair the Daytona Beach Pier after it sustained damage from Hurricane Dorian. Two months after the east end was damaged by the storm, a portion of the pier remains closed.

A rollercoaster in Daytona Beach that had a derailment last year has been removed. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services determined that excessive speed caused the derailment of the Sand Blaster Roller Coaster in June of 2018.

More than a dozen residents were removed from a nursing home in Daytona Beach that had to be evacuated due to a fire.

Deputies say a man scaled two fences at Daytona Beach International Airport, disrupting operations at the airport. A pilot first noticed the man after he jumped a fence and was running toward a runway. About an hour later, he was seen climbing another fence, and that prompted all flights to be shut down.