Molly Reed

6 hours ago | clickorlando.com | Molly Reed

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla - This weekend, Daytona Beach will transform into a rock lover's paradise as hundreds of thousands of fans gather for the fifth annual Welcome to Rockville festival. The World Center of Racing will become the World Center of Rock, with fans lining up starting Thursday night to secure their spots for a weekend filled with live music. Last year, over 200,000 attendees flocked to Daytona Beach for the festival, and this year, organizers expect even more.

1 day ago | clickorlando.com | Molly Reed

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. - Some residents of New Smyrna Beach protested outside City Hall Tuesday night, hoping to stop a final vote on a major development called Deering Park. This project would cover more than 70,000 acres in Volusia and Brevard counties. The part of Deering Park in New Smyrna Beach would be about 1,600 acres, located off State Road 44, right next to Interstate 95.

2 days ago | clickorlando.com | Molly Reed

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. - A new bill is on its way to the governor's desk and could change how state and local governments respond to emergencies like hurricanes. This bill isn't just about immediate responses; it also looks at how communities deal with problems caused by storms, such as flooding. Some leaders in Volusia County are worried that this bill might have a big impact on their area, and not all of it is good.

5 days ago | clickorlando.com | Molly Reed

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The stormy weather could hold off on our coast, leaving some sunshine for the crowds expected for the Mother's Day weekend. Volusia Beach Safety teams are kicking it into high gear now to prep. Mother's Day weekend is one of (if not the busiest) weekends for Volusia County's beaches. This weekend, they'll be flying the red flag for rip currents and the blue flag for potentially dangerous wildlife with an influx of jellyfish and Man o' War around.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Molly Reed

DELTONA, Fla. - The jury in the resentencing trial for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County's history, began deliberations Wednesday to decide whether they will be sentenced to death. Troy Victorino and Jerone Hunter were convicted of breaking into a Deltona home and beating six people to death with baseball bats and stabbing them in a Deltona home in 2004 in a case that drew national attention.