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Virtually all of the tea consumed by Americans comes from somewhere else, but Bryon White wants to change that.

Twelve people face a number of drug charges after being arrested at a home in Volusia County on Friday, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.

Artists are going to be leaving more than footprints at the upcoming images festival in New Smyrna Beach.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Estimated insured losses from Hurricane Ian keep climbing. The deadly storm tore through Florida in late September. Read: Hurricane season 2022: How it impacted Central Florida, a look back at the numbersThe state office of insurance regulation said estimated insured losses are nearing $12.6 billion. Watch: ‘No answers’: New Smyrna Beach commissioner hosts forum for residents ravaged by Ian, NicoleResidents have filed nearly 670,000 claims. While most of those claims involve homes, they also include businesses and car damage.

A pastor accused of fraudulently collecting more than $8 million in COVID-19 relief aid back in 2020 made a court appearance Wednesday — from his hospital bed.

Crash occurred on Pioneer Trail at Bridget Street

Moratorium: it's a dirty word in Florida. But the sense that sprawl is out of control is springing up all over.

Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert is giving away toys to children on Tuesday in New Smyrna Beach.

There are a lot of people displaced from the hurricanes along the coast who have found other ways to keep a roof over their head in the meantime.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — The city of New Smyrna Beach is issuing a moratorium on residential developments over 10 acres in flood zones. This comes just as the city experienced 21 inches of rain in less than 24 hours and more than 800 homes were flooded. Read: Sinkhole opens on downtown Orlando roadway“We are not saying we are against developments,” he said. “Otherwise, you run the risk of creating massive issues for the city.”The moratorium will last until June 27, 2023. Click here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

A pastor and his son were arrested after collecting more than $8 million in coronavirus relief aid in 2020 with a fraudulent ministry, according to new documents.

A 53-year-old man is facing an attempted murder charge in a New Smyrna Beach stabbing, according to the police department.

This week, New Smyrna Beach Zone 2 commissioner Lisa Martin held community listening sessions for residents to ask questions and express concerns after Hurricane Ian and Nicole.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — When Hurricane Ian hit Volusia County in September, much of the area was flooded. Less than a month later Hurricane Nicole ravaged the coast with high winds and waves, wreaking havoc on an already battered coast. Read: How Hurricanes Ian, Nicole impacted the Central Florida systemThat’s why New Smyrna Beach zone 2 city Commissioner Lisa Martin is hosting a listening session at the Cornado Civic Center Tuesday night. Read: ‘It’s unsettling’: New Smyrna Beach residents wake up to widespread damage following Nicole“People are shocked, they’re scared. I believe we need to understand better how to handle water in our city,” Martin added.

Bruno Zacchini is best known in Orlando as the owner of Pizza Bruno, but he did not always have a love for pizza.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — A pop-up Disaster Assistance Center for people needing help with Hurricane Ian recovery is open on Monday in New Smyrna Beach. Homeowner associations are also eligible to apply for loans. Help will only be available for those impacted by Hurricane Ian. Organizers said anyone seeking assistance for damage from Hurricane Nicole can call Volusia County Emergency Management at 386-254-1500 to learn about available resources. Read: Over $1 billion in federal funding put towards Hurricane Ian recoveryFor more information about available assistance, click here.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Storm damage victims in New Smyrna Beach can learn this week how the city plans to move forward from Hurricane Nicole. Photos: New Smyrna Beach to share recovery plan on storm damage, beach erosion from Hurricane NicoleExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 7 New Smyrna Beach to share recovery plan on storm damage, beach erosion from Hurricane NicoleCommissioner Lisa Martin plans to hold the first of several meetings Tuesday. Read: Florida woman dies after test drive ends in deadly crashShe wants to discuss oceanfront properties and beach erosion. Watch: Police search for gunman after deadly shooting at hookah pub in Daytona BeachThat meeting is scheduled to start Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Coronado Civic Center on North Pine Street. ©2022 Cox Media Group

A condo complex that was evacuated during Nicole because of fears it may collapse is now considered safe for people to occupy, according to leaders with New Smyrna Beach.

The initial damage assessment for Hurricane Nicole’s wrath in Volusia County is over $481 million, topping the $377 million mark set by Hurricane Ian, according to the Volusia County Property Appraiser.

Chases on the Beach in the town of New Smyrna Beach experienced significant damages during the storm. Now, General Manager Joe Ryan and his team are working to rebuild it.

, Fla. — Hundreds of people are still without in New Smyrna Beach. People who rode out the storm at home have already started repairs, and rebuilding has begun. “We woke up at 3 in the morning and spent an hour, hour and a half sopping up water as it came through the windows and doors,” resident Scott Blanford said. READ: ‘It’s unsettling’: New Smyrna Beach residents wake up to widespread damage following NicoleHe said he and his friends witnessed Nicole’s wrath thrash a hole into the seawall that was protecting their condos. READ: Port Canaveral man dies after being rescued from yacht during Hurricane NicoleVideo: Nicole knocks over 60-foot Christmas tree at Crane’s Roost Park The 60-foot tall tree was covered with thousands of ornaments.

New Smyrna Beach is back in business a day after hurricane Nicole caused extensive beach erosion and destruction along Volusia county's coastline.

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — A crash has all eastbound lanes of Interstate 4 shut down Friday morning in Seminole County. Read: Hurricane Nicole: Here’s when schools reopen in Central FloridaSeveral crews with Seminole County Fire Rescue and Florida Highway Patrol responded to the crash. Watch: ‘It’s unsettling’: New Smyrna Beach residents wake up to widespread damage following NicoleTraffic is building in the area. Watch: Tropical Storm Nicole: 49 beachfront buildings considered unsafe in Volusia CountyChannel 9 will monitor the area and provide updates on Eyewitness News. Click here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Daytona Beach Shores officials say the seawalls meant to protect coastal buildings from the ocean have collapsed, putting them at risk. 15 people evacuated from New Smyrna Beach condos after building deemed unsafe The New Smyrna Beach Police Department assisted with the evacuation of 15 people from the Sea Coast Gardens II condos due to erosion concerns. Volusia County officials say, in all, 49 different beachfront buildings have been deemed unsafe, including 24 hotels and condos. In Wilbur-by-the-Sea, county officials say another 25 single-family homes were evacuated after they were declared structurally unsafe. VIDEO: Inland Volusia County residents urged to evacuate after flooding along Halifax river Inland flooding along the Halifax River was a problem in Volusia County Thursday.

As Tropical Storm Nicole continues to push its way out of Florida, New Smyrna Beach is beginning to assess the damages left in its wake.

Stronger winds picked up in Volusia County after Nicole made landfall just south of Vero Beach.

High winds from Hurricane Nicole have forced the closure of all bridges in Volusia County.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — As Hurricane Nicole inches closer to Florida, Volusia County has deemed several buildings structurally unsound. The Las Brisas condo buildings facing the beach, 3001 Hill Street, were deemed unsafe by the New Smyrna Beach building department due to the erosion of the sea wall. Residents are being urged to evacuate. NICOLE LIVE UPDATES: Sustained winds reach 75 mph as storm nears FloridaOfficials are evacuating people from Pirate’s Cove, north and south Twin Towers, Marbella, St. Kitt’s and six other condos at risk of collapse. Channel 9 is working to find out the names of the six other condos.

Volusia County officials are urging residents and visitors to stay off of the beaches the remainder of the weekend and throughout next week ahead of a potential tropical system.

A 59-year-old New Smyrna Beach man was killed Sunday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash in Volusia County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

A woman is being called a hero for saving a line-man's life who was shocked while working in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

Three people were injured Monday after a tanker siphoning off fuel at a gas station in New Smyrna Beach went up in flames, fire officials said.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Starting Thursday, more people in New Smyrna Beach can get rid of debris left behind by Hurricane Ian. The city is opening a drop-off site at 495 Industrial Park Avenue on Oct. 20. The city has planned the location specifically for New Smyrna Beach residents and said it will not accept commercial contractors. The city said household hazardous waste may be dropped off on Saturday, Oct. 22, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at nearby 124 Industrial Park Avenue. For more information about about the new drop-off site and the ongoing debris removal efforts in New Smyrna Beach, click here.

As part of an ongoing effort to ease the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, New Smyrna Beach is opening a site to drop off storm debris.

As the smell of leather and exhaust fades away, the 30th annual Biketoberfest closes out in Volusia County on Sunday after a beautiful weather weekend.

A plane crashed in New Smyrna Beach Thursday evening after what a pilot reported as an engine failure, according to Edgewater Fire Rescue Department.

Biketoberfest, the annual motorcycle event in Daytona Beach, is gearing up for this year’s event after recovery progress in the county following Hurricane Ian.

Two workers were shocked while restoring power to a New Smyrna Beach neighborhood, according to the police department.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Volusia County reported its second death related to Hurricane Ian. The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office said a 67-year-old man died after he fell and was unable to escape rising floodwaters inside his home. Before the rescue crew arrived, the man fell inside the home and could not get up before the water level rose over him. Watch: Homes remain flooded by Hurricane Ian in Orange County’s Orlo Vista neighborhoodDeputies said they were able to rescue the man’s wife and their three dogs, but the man was pronounced dead on the scene. The death was the second in the Volusia deputies’ jurisdiction during Ian, with the first happening around 1 a.m. Thursday in Deltona, where a 72-year-old man fell in a canal behind his home during the storm.

A 67-year-old New Smyrna Beach man dies in his home while awaiting to be rescued from Hurricane Ian.

A New Smyrna Beach man is relieved after police helped him get back his box of tools, which was worth upward of $1,000.

Carling Ponder, the owner of Rollin' Dough and The Knot, always has her hands full.

A crash with injuries has shut down State Road 415 in New Smyrna Beach.

A 27-year-old woman was bitten by a shark off New Smyrna Beach.

A 27-year-old woman was bitten by a shark in New Smyrna Beach, according to Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A woman was transported to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after being bitten by a shark, according to Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue. The 27-year-old woman from New Smyrna Beach was wading in waist-deep water north of New Smyrna Beach when she was bitten by a shark around 2:30 p.m., beach officials said. READ: Orlando man bitten by shark in Daytona BeachOnly the dorsal fin and tail were seen. The woman’s injuries were not life-threatening, beach officials said. READ: Myrtle Beach shark attacks: Woman attacked in waist-deep water, grandson 10 feet awayThe attack marks the seventh shark bite of the year, officials said.

A thunderstorm off the coast of New Smyrna Beach produced a waterspout.

A video of two men dragging a shark across the New Smyrna Beach shore and stabbing it in the head surfaced Saturday, leaving many social media users stunned and questioning the legality of the practice.

A 70-year-old New Smyrna Beach woman died and a Pierson man was left with critical injuries Saturday night after a wrong-way crash on State Road 44 in Volusia County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Video: Volunteers help clean up trash on New Smyrna Beach with a tasty reward (WFTV)NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach is now cleaner for its weekend visitors. The Volusia-Flagler branch of the Surfrider Foundation hosted a beach cleanup event Saturday. Read: Volunteers help restore veteran grave site in Brevard CountyVolunteers helped pick up trash on the beach and raise awareness about litter and plastic pollution. Photos: Volunteers help clean up trash on New Smyrna Beach with a tasty rewardExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 11 Volunteers help clean up trash on New Smyrna Beach with a tasty reward Volunteers helped spread awareness about littering. (WFTV/WFTV)Read: Early voting starts for all Central Florida countiesAfter the cleanup, volunteers were rewarded with free tacos at the Rip Curl New Smyrna Shop.

A firefighter who was injured on the job was welcomed home by a big crowd Wednesday after nearly a year in the hospital.

Video: Home destroyed by fire in New Smyrna Beach Firefighters in New Smyrna Beach are looking into what caused a home to catch fire Thursday. (WFTV)NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Firefighters in New Smyrna Beach are looking into what caused a home to catch fire Thursday. Photos: Home destroyed by fire in New Smyrna BeachExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 16 Home destroyed by fire in New Smyrna BeachSeveral firefighters from multiple agencies worked together to get the fire under control. WATCH: JetBlue acquisition of Spirit could lead to higher Orlando airline faresOfficials did not say if anyone was inside when the fire started. Channel 9 has a crew working to gather more details and will provide updates on Eyewitness News.

Flames rip through a beachside home in Volusia County.

A man who was struck by lightning while working as a landscaper in New Smyrna Beach has died, according to his family.

The family of one of the men hit by lightning in New Smyrna Beach Tuesday said they have been told he’s not likely to survive, but now they’re facing challenges trying to say goodbye to him.

Two people were hit by lightning Tuesday in New Smyrna Beach just 30 minutes and two miles apart, according to fire officials.

A man performing landscaping work in a New Smyrna Beach neighborhood was sent to the hospital Tuesday after being struck by lightning, according to the New Smyrna Beach Fire Department.

Volusia County announced Monday that 22 of its Summer Food Service Program sites will now offer grab-and-go meals.

Concerts can be loud, energetic or soothing depending on type of music.

A record-breaking 1,106 sea turtles nests have been deposited on Volusia County beaches, and nearly half of them are in New Smyrna Beach, according to county officials.

A DeLand Police Department sergeant received two awards for rescuing a child struggling to swim near the New Smyrna Beach jetty in April.

A 28-year-old man from Daytona Beach was bitten by a shark while surfing at New Smyrna Beach, according to Volusia County Beach Safety.

Threatened shorebirds have been hatching throughout southeast Volusia County over the past week ahead of what is expected to be a busy Fourth of July weekend in Central Florida, according to county officials.

A 68-year-old woman visiting New Smyrna Beach drowned after she got caught in a rip current, according to Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue.

New Smyrna Beach closed off beach access ramps Monday a little before noon amid the large crowds.

A woman is facing animal cruelty charges after four dogs in her care died in a hot car Thursday afternoon in New Smyrna Beach, police said.

4 dogs die in car while woman ate at restaurant in New Smyrna Beach, police sayNEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — A woman has been arrested after four dogs died in her car on Thursday, according to New Smyrna Beach police. According to a report, the woman told officers the dogs were left in a car with the air conditioning on and windows rolled up, while she ate lunch at a restaurant. READ: Woman charged after 20 dead dogs found in homePolice said she allegedly checked on the dogs once during her meal, but found them all dead when she finished her lunch around one hour later. The dogs were a 4-year-old goldendoodle, two 12-week-old goldendoodle puppies and a 2-year-old boxer. READ: Florida woman allegedly shot her own dogs with a BB gun over 173 times, officials sayWhite was arrested taken to the Volusia County Jail with a $10,000 bond.

VIDEO: New Smyrna Beach to consider regulating city’s murals New Smyrna Beach to consider regulating city’s muralsNEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach is considering a proposal to regulate murals and restrict their size, location and wording after more have gone up over the last few years. If passed, existing murals would have five years to comply. “It’s kind of a sticky subject for me, because a lot of murals I do are education,” said Shyriaka “Shy” Morris, a fourth-generation New Smyrna Beach resident who has created nearly two dozen murals. I can only imagine what that would have been if it had been a massive mural on Canal Street or Flagler Avenue. The mayor said he supports expanding that grandfather provision for the murals, giving artists more than those five years to comply.

Watch: Volusia Man convicted in 1973 murder for hire arrested again in New Smyrna Beach NSBPD officer and VSO sergeant responded to the address of the motorcycle's registered owner, Michael J. VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A Volusia County man who was sentenced to prison in connection with a murder for hire was arrested again after deputies said he slashed another man inside a New Smryna Beach Walmart Tuesday. New Smyrna Beach Walmart stabbing (WFTV)Read: Dead shark found hanging at Florida high schoolNew Smyrna Beach police, along with a Volusia County deputy, were able to track down Brown to his home in Samsula where he was placed under arrest. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said given the suspect’s history, he cannot understand how Brown could post the $7,500 bond and be back on the streets. Watch: Volusia Man convicted in 1973 murder for hire arrested again in New Smyrna Beach NSBPD officer and VSO sergeant responded to the address of the motorcycle's registered owner, Michael J.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — A New Smyrna Beach caregiver was arrested Wednesday on charges of sexually assaulting an elderly patient in his care. Police said they were called to a residence off South Timberlane Drive in New Smyrna Beach just after 4:30 p.m., after getting a report of a caretaker assaulting a patient in the home. Detectives said a caretaker told them that they saw 51-year-old Billy J. Bunn assaulting an elderly dementia patient whom he was caring for. Read: Deputies: Man shoots, injures 2 young people during car break-inAfter being caught by the other caretaker, Bunn ran from the home and was later found in Daytona Beach. Read: Man shot, killed by deputies in Target parking lotBunn was arrested and booked into the Volusia County Jail on a $5,000 bond.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Two New Smyrna Beach schools are on lockdown Thursday morning after receiving reports of a threat on social media. Officials said both New Smyrna Beach High School and Middle School are locked down as law enforcement investigates the threat. Police said the Sheriff’s Office is investigating a “potentially threatening social media post.”Channel 9 has a crew at the schools to gather additional details. READ: Daytona Beach police officer arrested for sharing child pornography on social media, chief saysStay tuned to Eyewitness News for updates. Click here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach firefighters have shown another example as to why dogs are man’s best friend. The city’s fire department on Sunday successfully rescued a dog that had fallen into a manhole. Engine 52, Tower 50 and Battalion 50 responded the scene at Beacon Street and Inlet Street Sunday afternoon. READ: Florida deputies search for gunman who targeted dog at parkEngine 52, Tower 50 and Battalion 50 responded to the area of Beacon Street and Inlet Street for a dog that had fallen into a man hole. Crews were able to successfully rescue the dog.

Candlelight vigil being held for teen killed in rear-end crash, driver charged with DUI, police sayThe vigil for Siddharth Sukhdeo will be held at Halifax Hospital at 8 p.m. The driver and adult passenger of the Honda received injuries from the crash and were transported to the hospital. Read: Juvenile dies in rear-end crash, driver charged with driving under the influence, police sayPolice arrested the driver of the Nissan, 32-year-old Michael Miles, and transported him to the Volusia County Jail. According to the police report, officers could smell alcohol on Miles’ breath and he was slurring his words. Please tell me someone didn’t die.”Miles is being charged with multiple charges including driving under the influence, DUI causing death, refusal to submit to DUI, driving with a suspended license and causing death or serious injury.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach are investigating a deadly crash that happened Sunday morning near the intersection of State Road 44 near the Interstate 95 on/off ramps. According to police, at 3:41 a.m. the victim’s car, a Honda Odyssey, was stopped at a traffic light heading eastbound. The driver and adult passenger of the Honda received injuries considered to be non-life-threatening. Read: Man, 71, fatally stabbed at Orange County gas stationAccording to police, a juvenile passenger died as a result of the crash. Police arrested the driver of the Nissan, 32-year-old Michael Miles, and transported him to the Volusia County Jail.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — We’ve seen a lot of big crowds on Volusia County beaches this past week and they’re not going anywhere any time soon. At New Smyrna Beach, police and lifeguards are staying vigilant this weekend with packed beaches, strong rip currents and new curfew rules for teenagers. Ed Hanak, who lives in New Smyrna Beach, said in his 46 years coming to the beach, last night was unlike anything he’s seen. City leaders instituted the curfew earlier in the week. “I just feel like, it’s spring break, we should be able to have fun.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — The new curfew in New Smyrna Beach was passed Wednesday night. Channel 9 reporter Q McCray asked some teenagers if they knew about the curfew and many told him they didn’t. READ: ‘Disruptive spring break crowds’ lead to 11 p.m. youth curfew in New Smyrna BeachEven police are shocked. Commissioners responded by passing a 60-day curfew for unaccompanied youth under the age of 18. The curfew is in effect east of Riverside Drive and for groups of 30 or more elsewhere within city limits.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — A 60-day curfew for unaccompanied minors is in effect in parts of New Smyrna Beach in response to “disruptive spring break crowds,” city officials said Wednesday. The curfew is in effect for people under 18 east of Riverside Drive and for groups 30 or more elsewhere in the city limits from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Friday, Saturday and legal holidays, city officials said. READ: Vacationers flock to Daytona Beach for spring breakCity commissioners enacted the measure during a special meeting Wednesday as part of an approved emergency ordinance. The meeting was held to address public safety related to recent large, disruptive spring break gatherings in beachside areas including Flagler Avenue. Watch the full special meeting here.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach police arrest three members of a motorcycle gang after a fight breaks out in a hot tub. According to police, the fight happened at the Islander Beach Resort on S. Atlantic Avenue around 10 p.m. on Monday. Police said several adults were arguing when a physical altercation broke out, and one of the males involved fired a handgun into the air. Read: Mental health advocates celebrate progress in TallahasseeThe victim was treated for minor injuries. On Tuesday, police arrested three members of the Outlaw Motorcycle Club and one of their female associates.

Woman dies after being pulled from the ocean Monday in Volusia CountyORMOND BEACH, Fla. — Lifeguards in Volusia County said a woman died after she was pulled from the ocean Monday afternoon. READ: Surfer bit by shark in New Smyrna BeachThe drowning occurred around 1:30 p.m. at at 187 South The Beach in Ormond Beach near Garnada. Officials said no one saw her go under in the water before she was seen floating face down and lifeguards were alerted. The woman was unresponsive as members of Volusia County Beach Safety performed CRP to try and save her life. WATCH: Spring breakers arrive in Volusia County as bikers leave townLifeguards advise to always swim in front of an occupied tower to help ensure your safety.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Bike week attendees are being replaced by spring breakers in Volusia County on Monday. Just as Bike Week 2022 wraps, spring break is getting started, which means big crowds on local beaches all week long. Volusia County Beach Safety is flying the red flag on the coast, warning beachgoers about strong rip currents. READ: Surfer bit by shark in New Smyrna BeachAs spring breakers flock to Central Florida, big crowds are also expected at Orlando International Airport. More than 300,000 people flew through OIA over the weekend, and crowds are expected to grow every weekend until they peak on April 9 and 10.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — An Altamonte Springs man became the second shark bite victim of the year in New Smyrna Beach on Sunday. Volusia County Beach Safety officials said just after 3 p.m. the 20-year-old man was surfing in about 7 feet of water when he was bit by what was presumed to be a shark. Officials said the shark was not seen. The man’s injuries were non-life-threatening and he was not sent to the hospital by ambulance. READ: First shark bite of the year reported in Volusia CountyEarlier in the week, officials said a 21-year-old New Jersey man was fishing at around 3:30 p.m. in waist-deep water at New Smyrna Beach when he was bit by a 5-or 6-foot black tip shark, making him the first shark bite victim of the year.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A fisherman earned the undesired title of first shark bite victim of the year on Wednesday in Volusia County. Volusia County Beach Safety said the 21-year-old New Jersey man was fishing around 3:30 p.m. in waist-deep water at New Smyrna Beach when he was bit by a 5-or 6-foot black tip shark. Officials said his injuries were non-life-threatening and he was not transported by ambulance. According to the Florida Museum’s International Shark Bite File, there were 17 shark bites in Volusia County last year. WATCH: U.S. Coast Guard rescues shark bite victim from boat near the BahamasClick here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Troopers are on scene of a deadly motorcycle crash that happened early Wednesday near New Smyrna Beach. A Volusia County Sheriff’s deputy reported the crash shortly before 4:30 a.m., the Florida Highway Patrol said. Troopers did not release any personal information about the motorcyclist. READ: Daytona Beach police search for person of interest after couple stabbed to death while biking homeTraffic homicide investigators were still at the crash scene as of 7:45 a.m. Wednesday. Stay with WFTV.com and watch Eyewitness News for updates on this developing story.

They claim they were told the vacation club offers cruises, hotels and airline tickets at wholesale prices. Global Discovery Vacations, also known as Global Connections, had been in trouble with the state. Global Discovery Vacations denied any wrongdoing but agreed to change the way it does business. The Ormond Beach company also said its vacation club fees and discounted travel options are fully disclosed before the contract is signed. The Ormond Beach company also said vacation club fees and its discounted travel options are fully disclosed before the contract is signed.

A county judge seat in Volusia became vacant after the elevation to circuit court of Christopher Kelly of New Smyrna Beach.

Authorities would be able to impound vehicles and double fines on traffic infractions to crack down on unsanctioned events.

The couple moved to Houston in 1980 with their 1-year-old daughter, Hollie Marie Clouse, who remains missing. “The closure of these cases has led to another mystery: the whereabouts of their baby, Hollie Marie,” read a statement from Identifinders International. The couple moved to Houston in 1980 with their 1-year-old daughter, Hollie Marie Clouse, who remains missing. The couple moved to Houston in 1980 with their 1-year-old daughter, Hollie Marie Clouse, who remains missing. The couple moved to Houston in 1980 with their 1-year-old daughter, Hollie Marie Clouse, who remains missing.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — New Smyrna Beach police are searching for a missing 13-year-old girl. Police said L’Miyah Ferguson left her home after an argument with her mother on Saturday. Ferguson was last seen on the 500 block of Brooks Street at 6 a.m.She was last seen wearing a white tank top with a purple butterfly on it and black spandex shorts. Picture of Missing 13-year-old girl L'Miyah FergusonRead: Brian Laundrie died of self-inflicted gunshot wound, attorney saysAccording to police, it is believed that Ferguson left the house with her boyfriend, 14-year-old Temoaz Jones. Ferguson doesn’t have access to a vehicle or any other known method of transportation, police said.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — The New Smyrna Beach Police Department is launching a new program meant to help cut down on gifts being stolen over the holiday season. “What we’d like to do is thwart that...a little proactive police work here,” Chief Mike Coffin said. According to the police department, burglaries in New Smyrna Beach increased by 27-percent between October and December in 2019 compared to those committed between July and September of that year. Ensure... Posted by New Smyrna Beach Police Department on Wednesday, November 10, 2021READ: Two people rescued after SUV crashes into pondThat’s why, with the holidays approaching, Chief Coffin says they’re launching Operation “No Scrooge Behavior,” or NSB. “This really came from our staff here,” Chief Coffin said.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Temperatures are going to be comfortable again in Central Florida on Tuesday. Central Floridians can expect partly cloudy skies throughout the day. Daytime highs will reach the low 80s. A fall front is on its way to Central Florida. It will drop daytime highs into the low to mid 70s for the rest of the week.

It takes quite a lot to be an eccentric in Florida. The state is louder, tackier and more sun-addled than just about anywhere else, coming out in the decor choices of millionaires and regular folks alike. Stepping away from the pool deck, there's a beautiful water feature and a lovely firepit surrounded by swings. The rooms sway wildly in theme and color palette, going from a pink-and-blue Warhol-inspired shoe closet to a modernist grey living room. An unmissable showpiece appears in the form of a mirrored piano, and a chrome bed in the master bedroom reads like the rich man's version of Kirk Van Houten's racecar bed.

“When my husband saw this view, he knew he was buying this condo,” Cotton said. “It’s very common to have the right to deny transfers,” Board attorney Marlene Kirtland Kirian said. “I don’t know if it’s right or wrong, but they’re following their right to do that,” Kirtland Kirian said. The letter Cotton received included $5000 in a deposit from the hopeful buyers. Kirtland Kirian says if this goes to court, the declarations make it clear the Association is within its right to do this, and she expects to prevail.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — The search continues for a missing Orange County woman. Read updates below:Orange County deputies said they are pouring all possible resources into Miya Marcano’s disappearance. READ: Miya Marcano case: A timeline of her disappearance“At this time, we don’t believe there’s another person involved,” Mina said. READ: Search expands to Volusia County for missing 19-year-old Orange County womanLaw enforcement officers said Caballero was questioned at the apartment complex when deputies first arrived. READ: Suspect in Miya Marcano case previously accused of throwing weight through woman’s windowDeputies will search the New Smyrna Beach area on Friday after receiving a tip.