The 10-year-old lost her life after a car hit her while she was riding her bike near Sugar Mill Elementary in Port Orange. It’s why Cecil helped organize a 4.5-mile bike ride from Reed Canal Park to Sugar Mill Elementary to honor her memory.

Port Orange city leaders are working this summer to create new, high visibility safety features around all of the schools in the city.

A set of newly-installed speed bumps in the parent loop at Sugar Mill Elementary is one of many safety improvements that Volusia County Schools says are coming to the area, where a fourth-grade student was struck and killed.

Fourth-grader Shaolan Kamaly was fatally struck by a car while riding her bike in the crosswalk near Sugar Mill Elementary last month, sparking outrage in the community.

Port Orange police conduct a formal interview with a 70-year-old woman who was involved in the crash that killed a 10-year-old girl.

Parents and people living near Sugar Mill Elementary School in Port Orange said they want to see additional crossing guards and police presence around the school after a fourth-grade student was hit while riding her bike to school.

Students are returning to Sugar Mill Elementary for the first time since a 10-year-old girl was struck and killed by a vehicle near the school entrance.