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City of DeLand honors Clerk of Court Laura Roth with proclamation for contributing to betterment of Spring Hill community
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DELAND, Fla. -- When crack cocaine first hit the streets in the mid-1980s, an already-impoverisherd and historically black community by the name of Spring Hill outside the DeLand city limits had become a major drug den for the better part of the next two decades -- its poor and law abiding citizens caught in the cross fire between rival drug dealers.
We are all Americans
SANFORD, Fla. -- This has been a very trying week for my wife, Sera King-Frederick, as she has a very large family in Puerto Rico, spread out throughout the commonwealth.
UPDATED: Las Vegas cops: Gunman from 32nd hotel floor opens fire on country music fans at outdoor concert; at least 58 killed, surpassing Orlando's Pulse shooting massacre
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Fifteen months after the Pulse nightclub massacre here in Orlando, a lone gunman overnight in Las Vegas opened fire from a 32nd floor balcony of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino into the crowd at an outdoor country music concert during a closing performance by Jason Aldean, killing at least 58 and injuring 500-plus others.
Live Stream: National Breaking News
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Headline Surfer presents national breaking news live stream via YouTube downloiad on the Las Vegas mass shooting and updates on Puerto Rico's recovery efforts from HGurricane Maria.
-- Henry Frederick, Headline Surfer
Trump: Moment of Silence
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YouTube download / AP video / President and First Lady lead a moment of silence for the shooting victims in Las Vegas.
-- Henry Frederick
Orlando brother of Las Vegas gunman reacts to mass murder
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- WFTV's Nancy Alvarez spoke with the Orlando-area brother of the gunman responsible for the largest mass murder shooting in US history.e
Post-Hurricane Irma: Daytona's homeless front & center
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Within 36 hours of Hurricane Irma's blast through Daytona Beach, with many of the tourist-destination's traffic lights still out, motorists started venturing out and the homeless panhandlers were already in place at nearly every major intersection to greet them.
