Holly Hill News

Linda and Steven Davidson were getting ready to go fishing Wednesday morning when a neighbor pounded on their door and yelled at them to get out of the home.

A man who claimed that a Holly Hill officer shot him in the back when he was unarmed gave conflicting accounts of the incident, state investigators said, and the officer has been cleared in the shooting, a report shows.

City officials hope they have a found a compromise to end a battle with a local biker organization over its display of military flags.

A Palm Coast homeowner who interrupted two burglars leaving her house got part of their license plate number, called law enforcement and briefly followed the suspects' car down her street, authorities said Saturday.

When a Port Orange woman noticed the bronze markers on her grandparent's gravesite were missing, she thought an employee of the cemetery - someone who knows how to remove plates without damaging the marble - might be responsible.

Port Orange-based W.W. Gay Mechanical Services Inc. uses a $4 million, 550-ton crane to replace air-conditioning units atop Aliki Condominiums at 2828 N. Atlantic Ave.

The City Commission recently gave the Holly Hill manager a $15,000 raise, but one elected official is concerned with how the money was doled out.

In the photo, from left, are Investigator Robert Campbell, Deputy Dennis Miller, Paul McGovern, Sheriff Ben Johnson, Max Landau and Alan Horne.

Victoria Monagas, 96, of Ormond Beach, left, serves food Friday with other volunteers at the Ormond Beach Senior Center.

The Florida Senate approved a bill Thursday restricting texting while driving in Florida.

It's no secret Cynthia Ramirez supports education; in fact, she proudly advertises her support on the back of her car.

From left, Joseph Latasso, 75, of Edgewater, Deron Ballinger, 47, of Holly Hill, and Lee Anderson, 55, of New Smyrna Beach, were arrested in a prostitution sting.

"Crazy" Eddie Colosimo will have to wait to freely fly all of his flags, but the city could be close to a deal to allow them.

A police officer tangled in a fistfight with a criminal is not such a common sight anymore.