EDGEWATER, Fla.-- Mainstream media seems to be loving our new president’s obsession with being front and center on everything. Be it tweets or actual events, they take advantage of every minute he allows them access of any kind.
WASHINGTON DC -- What an eventful few days in D.C. for this Florida gal and a chance to unwind from a tough, but rewarding campaign of my own in the 2016 election cycle where I won re-election as Republican state committeewoman for Volusia County for a third consecutive four-year term.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Within the next 72 hours, Headline Surfer will begin presenting an in-depth look at Michael Chitwood's first month as the elected top cop of Volusia County's largest law enforcement agency and why things are not as they appear inside the VCSO despite a steady dose of PR.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- The report from the track at 3:18am, ET, wasn't good news: The tenth full course yellow was called for inclement weather. Rain has been persistent throughout the night, but its recent increase in intensity caused race officials to take proactive measures. Green-flag racing did not resume until 4:12am, ET.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Here is the latest update from the IMSA Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway as summarized by Nick DeGroot, news manager of Motorsport.com: The No. 5 Action Express Cadillac has returned to the front with a vengeance, once again the race leader after falling off the lead lap during the mid-portion of the race.
Unlike other speeding tickets you might receive for going less than thirty miles per hour above the posted speed limit, you have fewer options for handling your speeding ticket when you are driving this fast. In fact, in the state of Florida, your penalties for speeding 30 miles over the limit miles above the speed limit can be as severe as for the offense of reckless driving.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Kissimmee police detectives are investigating a gun-related homicide of a young man that occurred early on this Sunday and need the public’s help in developing leads.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla -- John Wrightington's proudest day was seeing First Lady Michelle Obama stumping for her man.
On Feb. 2, 2007, tornadoes killed 21 people in central Florida.
