Florida Republicans bash president's gun proposals
President Barack Obama's plan to curb gun violence is drawing criticism from Florida gun-rights supporters who say it goes too far, would cost too much and would do almost nothing to protect lives.
View ArticleObama's proposals divide local gun owners
Reactions to President Barack Obama's 23 executive actions Wednesday to reduce gun violence drew fire and distrust from some local gun enthusiasts, and 'wait-and-see' from others.
View ArticleObama's gun plan faces tough sell on Hill
President Barack Obama unveiled the most sweeping set of gun-control proposals in two decades on Wednesday, a package that includes universal background checks on all gun buyers and a renewed ban on...
View ArticleJan. 17 Morning News Update
Here's your Brevard County morning audio update for Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013.
View ArticleSeizure may have led to deadly wreck on busy Palm Bay street
One person was killed in a series of crashes along Palm Bay Road on Wednesday.
View ArticleNew chief deputy worked for four Brevard sheriffs
Douglas Waller recently was appointed Chief Deputy of Brevard County Sheriff's Office, after serving as commander of the Criminal Investigations Division since 2005. The Merritt Island High School...
View ArticleJaguars hire Seahawks' Bradley as head coach
The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Seattle defensive coordinator Gus Bradley as head coach.
View ArticleBright House cable TV software update disrupts service for some customers
Problems associated with an apparent software update for cable boxes is disrupting service for some Bright House customers.
View ArticleFriends react to fatal Palm Bay crash
An 84-year-old man killed in a Palm Bay car crash on Wednesday was on his way home from breakfast with friends when he was hit, acquaintances said today.
View ArticleMelbourne police shoot attacking pit bull
A pit bull named Tyson was shot and killed by Melbourne police after it attacked an officer.
View ArticleGuests at Doubletree Cocoa Beach to spend night at other hotels
Firefighters are responding to a structure fire at the Doubletree hotel in Cocoa Beach. The fire is reportedly extinguished and rescuers are inspecting the building.
View ArticleFrom grace to disgrace: Brevard reacts to Armstrong's fall from glory
Disheartened cyclists discuss the fall in disgrace of their one-time hero.
View ArticleBrevard recommends moving funds away from Space Coast Stadium
A Brevard committee recommended reallocating $750,000 from a portion of the county's room tax designated for major-league baseball spring training to instead be used for general marketing of Space...
View ArticleVideo: Brevardians voice opinions on school budget cuts
FLORIDA TODAY has been following the controversy over $37 million in budget cuts for Brevard schools. Why not cut it from administration? School Board Chairwoman Barbara Murray tells Matt Reed why.
View ArticleVideo: Can budget cuts for Brevard schools be from administration?
FLORIDA TODAY has been following the controversy over $37 million in budget cuts for Brevard schools. Why not cut it from administration? School Board Chairwoman Barbara Murray tells Matt Reed why....
View ArticleVideo: What readers are saying about education
Hear what parents and taxpayers share their take on reductions to schools in Letters to the Editor. Public Interest Curator Alice Garwood has more. Produced by Caroline Perez. Posted Jan. 16, 2013.
View ArticleVideo: Should Brevard vote again to raise taxes?
FLORIDA TODAY has been following the controversy over $37 million in budget cuts for Brevard schools. What are the chances of asking voters -- again -- to raise taxes? Matt Reed asks School Board...
View ArticleVideo: Budget cuts: is there a way to not close Brevard schools?
Will the school board close four schools, as proposed? Barbara Murray, Brevard School Board Chairwoman, tells Matt Reed why. Produced by Caroline Perez. Posted Jan. 16, 2013.
View ArticleGov. Rick Scott: No plans for gun-law changes
Gov. Rick Scott plans no proposals to change any Florida gun laws, a spokeswoman said Thursday, though he still wants to hear ideas for improving the safety of schools.
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