Bagpipes, Celtic dances, contests and more are headed to Ormond Beach this weekend.

A boater spotted the body of a 39-year-old man on Wednesday floating in the Halifax River, according to the Daytona Beach Police Department.

A shooting is under investigation in Holly Hill.

A man’s body was found floating in the water of the Halifax River on Saturday, according to Daytona Beach police.

Bagpipes, kilts, meat pies and more are headed to Ormond Beach this weekend.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will study ways to reduce flooding in Daytona Beach.

A dam in Port Orange’s Cambridge Canal drainage system breached Thursday morning, causing water to flow into nearby residential streets and prompting officials to issue precautionary evacuation orders.

High winds from Hurricane Nicole have forced the closure of all bridges in Volusia County.

The Halifax River has jumped its banks, causing some flooding in low-lying areas of Port Orange as Hurricane Nicole bears down on Florida.

A three-year-old bottlenose dolphin was rescued by several teams from Spruce Creek in Volusia County and relocated back to the Halifax River Wednesday, according to Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. The Daytona Beach Police Department is continuing to oversee the removal of derelict boats in the Halifax River, some of which have been abandoned by their owners. These boats have been an eyesore, an environmental risk and a safety risk, Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri said. The city of Daytona Beach will pay for the initiative, but in a partnership with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the police agency will be reimbursed more than $107,000 through two state grants. Authorities said the police department will search for the owners, who were previously notified, in an effort to pay for their removal and demolition. Police said holds have been placed with the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles, so the owners cannot renew any vehicle registration until they pay.