A woman accused in a deadly I-4 hit-and-run that killed three people has been released on bond after prosecutors said evidence no longer supports detention.

Volusia County Deputy Jose Rivera, who was shot multiple times while responding to a call in Deltona, says he is recovering and hopes to return to duty soon. The suspect faces attempted first-degree murder charges.

Daytona Beach commissioners have not decided whether the city manager will keep his job.

Emails reveal Daytona Beach audit results may be tied to a criminal investigation. City finances under scrutiny after investigation into fire department.

Daytona Beach City Auditor defends audit findings of fire department misusing credit cards. City leaders dispute accuracy of report.

Daytona Beach City auditor reveals misuse of taxpayer money in first investigation, with over $50,000 spent on food and $500,000 on vehicle maintenance.

Daytona Beach chaos: Sheriff blames city for lack of control during pop-up event and shootings. Special event zone could have prevented unrest.

Volusia County Deputy Jose Rivera recovers at home after being shot in the line of duty. Sheriff Chitwood ensures a heartwarming homecoming.

The 85th annual Bike Week is officially underway in Daytona Beach, and after an incident where a teen got his throat slashed during the Daytona 500, safety is top of mind for locals and tourists.

Volusia County is under a burn ban due to rising drought index. Fire officials urge residents to take precautions to prevent wildfires.

A former Flagler County paramedic, James Melady, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of sexual battery on an unconscious patient.

Volusia County leaders are considering creating a countywide domestic violence database.

Daytona Beach finances will now be investigated. That vote happened just after 4 p.m. in Tallahassee on Monday. It’s in direct response to our deep dive into the city’s credit cards, travel, and car allowances.

Senator Tom Wright, who represents Volusia County, said he’s losing confidence in how the city of Daytona Beach handles its finances.

We are pressing for answers from Daytona Beach leaders about questionable city credit card spending after a commissioner raised concerns.