Deputies: 2 teens arrested after making school shooting threat in Volusia County
Two teens were arrested after making a school shooting threat via Snapchat, according to the Volusia Sheriff's Office. Deputies said the teens were identified as 16-year-old and 17-year-old students from Taylor High in Pierson. According to the Volusia Sheriff's Office the teens made the threat as a "joke." No injuries resulted from this threat.
Volusia County Councilman Matt Reinhart said the county recently approved money to partly fund the repair of the walkways. Federal Emergency Management Agency will reimburse the county 75% of the cost ...
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The Volusia County Republican Executive Committee has endorsed Randy Dye for county chair, eschewing the incumbent.
School district leaders in Volusia are cracking down and harshening the punishment for students caught vaping.
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