Central Florida’s coastline can’t seem to catch a break from what’s been a week of rough conditions at the beaches.

A new beach project in Volusia County will use half a million cubic yards of sand to try to restore the coastline in the New Smyrna Beach area.

Although Helene is tracking along Florida's Gulf Coast, Central Florida's East Coast could still see some big impacts as far as wind, storm surges and potential erosion.

After being pushed back nearly a week due to rainy weather, work along A1A in Ormond-By-The-Sea is set to begin.

Flagler Beach is known for beautiful water, but right now there is a lot of construction as crews try to protect the beach from erosion.

Residents of a Casselberry mobile home community say they are glad Hurricane Idalia spared them, but they claim erosion from other storms has caused their homes to sink.

Engineers in Flagler County are in the middle of about a half dozen dune nourishment projects after hurricanes in recent years took huge amounts of them.

Erosion on Volusia's beaches continue to be a concern today after a storm pounded waves into the county's fragile dunes early this week.

Bring a raincoat — chances are you're going to get wet.

Coastal erosion caused by recent storms leaves some Flagler County beaches inaccessible.