Top 100 Stories

20. Deltona man pleads not guilty in Seminole County court in Sanford to charges of 'upskirting' 2 women at Home Depot in Lake Mary

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Top 100 Stories 2021 / Headline SurferCounting 'em Down: For better or for worse, this is the Headline Surfer countdown of 2021's Top 100 biggest news stories of Central Florida along the tourism-driven stretch of Interstate 4 (Orlando Attractions and east to I-95 & the World's Most Famous Beach in Daytona).

21. Winter Park Democratic Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy announces she's not seeking re-election to 4th term in 2022

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WINTER PARK, Fla. -- U.S. Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy announced t back in December that she would not seek re-election to a fourth term representing Florida’s Seventh Congressional District.

Daytona political advocate's perspective: Russian invasion of Ukraine delivers fatal blow to American hegemony

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla — For nearly three weeks, people around the world have been transfixed in horror at the images coming out of Ukraine, seeing a massive invading Russian army unleash modern weaponry upon a nation of 44 million in the largest conflagration seen in Europe since the fall of Hitler's Nazi Germany.

President Joe Biden's trip to Europe next week to underscore unity with NATO allies in support of Ukraine

President Joe Biden travels to Europe next week for face-to-face talks with European leaders about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Foreign policy expert Daniel Hamilton says Biden is taking the trip to "underscore solidarity with the allies."

23. Port Orange cops: Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood hit again by a motorist on his bicycle, but was wearing his helmet this time

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PORT ORANGE, Fla. -- A young driver accused of hitting Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood while he was riding his bike in Port Orange back in March 2021, told deputies she was shopping on Amazon on her phone when the crash occurred, according to the sheriff himself in interviews with several Orlando TV news camera crews.