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• The Volusia County Council will vote tomorrow to decide the property tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
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• Tim Egnor was picked by the school board yesterday.
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• A recent report named the Orlando metro area as the worst place in the country for affordable housing, with many locals struggling to find homes and rentals within their budgets. Jodi Peña-Castaldi with Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida explains the impact of the affordable housing crisis.
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• At least four shots were fired into the Volusia County Republican Party’s office. The South Daytona Police Department said no one was injured, but bullets shattered the windows and damaged walls inside.
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• As Jessie Van Ryn left her Edgewater subdivision Tuesday morning, she was shocked to see someone open their car door and throw two kittens out onto the side of the road.
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• A young girl’s body was found last month. But because of issues at the Volusia County Medical Examiner Office it took a month before she was identified. Her mother is fighting for justice for her daughter and others like her.
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• Volusia County Manager Jim Dinneen will leave his job at the end of the week. Dinneen faced calls for his immediate removal at a contentious council meeting Tuesday.
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• Volusia County beaches are under a double-red flag warning. Debris has been washing up with the strong currents and winds.
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• Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood promised a new start for the office when he pinned on the badge six months ago. Now a sheriff’s deputy is on administrative leave while the FDLE investigates the fatal shooting of a man at a RaceTrac gas station last week. We’ll hear from the sheriff on training his deputies to be guardians rather than warriors.
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• Volusia County may be the shark bite capital of the world, but shark expert George Burgess says your chances of actually getting bitten are very small. Burgess explains why more people get bit at Central Florida beaches than anywhere else.
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