Pamela Comme

3 weeks ago | wesh.com | Pamela Comme

Video from just last month shows the moment a 15-year-old collapsed in the middle of a Deltona road. Deputies say he was stabbed several times by a high school student. Now this week, another violent incident: A 19-year-old is in the hospital after investigators say he was shot by a 17-year-old in a Deltona parking lot Thursday night. "Obviously, he shouldn't have a gun in the first place," said Chief Deputy Brian Henderson with the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.

3 weeks ago | wesh.com | Pamela Comme

A place where people usually go to let off some steam was destroyed in a crash in Volusia County. "That freaks me out. It could’ve been my store, because we’ve had four other incidents in this area," said Randy Pepper, owner of the Guitar Attic. His store is just off Ridgewood Avenue, north of Flomich Street, only a few doors down from Smash It Rage Room. The Holly Hill police chief told WESH that a 40-year-old driver who smelled of alcohol crashed into the rage room around 6 a.m. Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | wesh.com | Pamela Comme

Volusia County leaders are raising serious concerns after learning that all federal funding for coastal management programs could be wiped out under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2026 budget. It is a move that could leave the county’s 47 miles of coastline unprotected and unprepared. “It could be a pretty significant hit in Volusia County,” said County Commissioner Troy Kent.

3 weeks ago | wcvb.com | Pamela Comme

NO ONE ELSE WAS INSIDE THAT APARTMENT. AN UNUSUAL CRASH ON I-4 IN ORANGE CITY LEFT TWO MOTORCYCLISTS INJURED. YOU GOT TO SEE THIS STORY. AN ALLIGATOR WAS AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL. WESH TWO VOLUSIA COUNTY REPORTER PAMELA COMBS SPOKE WITH ONE OF THE RIDERS, WHO IS STILL RECOVERING IN THE HOSPITAL. FLORIDA HIGHWAYS ARE NO STRANGER TO SURPRISES. RAINSTORMS, TRAFFIC JAMS AND EVEN THE OCCASIONAL DEER. BUT ON SATURDAY, TWO MOTORCYCLISTS COLLIDED WITH SOMETHING THEY NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE ON THEIR LANE.

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Pamela Comme

Click here for updates on this story    ORANGE CITY, Florida (WESH) -- Florida highways are no stranger to surprises, pop-up thunderstorms, bumper-to-bumper traffic and even the occasional deer crossing. But this past Saturday, riders on Interstate 4 faced a surprise no one saw coming: an alligator in their lane. "I saw it, like, 10 feet in front of me, and I just, you know, I thought -- I knew I was going to hit it," said Cameron Gilmore, a motorcyclist. "It kind of just happened so quick.