South Daytona News

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A DNA match has determined that a South Daytona woman missing since 2010 was the person found dead in an Ormond Beach ditch last year, a police report shows.

Dayonta Beach police have arrested a father and son in connection to a robbery at an American Legion last month, resulting in several vintage guns being stolen.

After years of back and forth the City Council appears once again to be back on track to bring development to the Riverwalk property.

A "proliferation" of websites and billboards advertising referral services for lawyers, doctors and pain clinics is under attack, as some lawmakers seek to regulate the practice.

A once-trusted part-time employee at a local appliance business was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years in prison for stealing nearly $1 million over four years.

Plans to tweak the attendance zone boundaries for two middle schools in DeLand and two elementary schools in East Volusia will get their first review Tuesday by the Volusia County School Board.

DeLand residents Terrance Woolard and Nichole Batten wait for their bus in front of a closed Greyhound ticket window at the station on Nova Road in Daytona Beach on Thursday.

A trip to South Daytona to check out a four-wheeler for his grandson instead ended with a head injury for Frank Lockhart after police said he was hit with a tire iron and robbed.

A Holly Hill woman who reported she was robbed was later arrested after officers found she was in possession of a stolen car.

Ten days before he was found dead in St. Augustine, Tolotolog Bullen Jr. was riding his bicycle on Interstate 95, intent on getting to Jacksonville.

South Daytona Police is searching for the suspects in a string of commercial burglaries, one resulting in vintage rifles being stolen.

But City Councilman Bob Ford and developer Buddy LaCour traded some verbal punches in a chicken-and-egg debate of what should come first with a proposed land swap at Riverwalk.

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Five teenagers went on a burglary spree in DeLand late Friday and early Saturday, breaking into at least five vehicles, police said.

Residents of Coral Circle said Monday they planned to keep quiet and out of the way of a TV crew from England taping a segment about a neighborhood home.

With expectations dramatically lowered, city leaders are hopeful a potential land swap or sale that would add to a future riverfront public park will be the impetus to kick-start the development of Riverwalk.