Ceremony builds on legacy of Brevard Deputy Barbara Pill
Brevard County leaders and the surviving family members of Deputy Barbara A. Pill, who was fatally shot one year ago, broke ground Wednesday on a facility to be named for Pill.
View ArticleTeacher investigated after reports of students''inappropriate' actions
A Mims Elementary school teacher is under investigation after officials were notified of "inappropriate touching" that went on between kindergarteners in her classroom.
View ArticleCrews fight 8-acre brush fire in Cocoa
A new brush fire has been reported in the Cocoa area, the third blaze that is keeping firefighters busy across Brevard.
View ArticleViera High student suspended after bringing Airsoft-type gun to school
A Viera High School student has been suspended after bringing a pellet gun to school.
View ArticleFrance honors WWII vet from Satellite Beach with prestigious medal
As he looks out at the beach from his fourth floor condo, Hiller "Jim" Britt's thoughts sometimes drift to the D-Day landings in Normandy. The French government let Britt know that its people have not...
View ArticleBrevard County's email system up and running again
Brevard County's email system is up and running again, after being on the fritz since early Tuesday morning, affecting communications to and from nearly half of the county's email accounts.
View ArticleTitusville event could inspire women to fly
They're pilots, flight instructors, aerospace engineers and air traffic controllers. And now these women want to inspire the next generation to follow in their footsteps.
View ArticleExperts advocate steps to block erosion, preserve Indian River
Florida environmental officials want local governments to stop soil erosion at its source and to spread the word about how homeowners can do their part.
View ArticleRaw video: Thousands of sharks swim down Florida coast
Watch as authorities close a stretch of beach in Palm Beach as thousands of migrating blacktip sharks come close to shore.
View ArticleAfter 4 homeless years, 73-year-old Cocoa woman goes home
Stevi Schermi spent four years homeless, living out of a cram-packed 1993 van and a sun-bleached tent at North Brevard campgrounds.
View ArticleBrennan confirmed as CIA director
Having spent 25 years as a CIA analyst and overseas operative, John O. Brennan is one of the few career spies ever to lead America's premier spy service.
View ArticleWomen at Patrick Air Force Base have already faced combat
The military will be preparing women for combat in coming months, but women already are in the combat zones and many at Patrick Air Force Base are doing a lot of jobs and assignments that even just a...
View ArticleOne airlifted after Titusville crash
A man on a three-wheel scooter was airlifted as a precaution after a crash in Titusville early today.
View ArticleLIVE: Hugo Chavez laid to rest
Live coverage as Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez is laid to rest
View ArticleThe News in :90 | Cable prices, a job fair and a speaking engagement
News in :90 is FLORIDA TODAY's news roundup report, giving you the day's top headlines.
View ArticleCrash closes U.S. 1 in Mims
A crash possibly involving a motorcyclist has reportedly closed a portion of U.S. 1 in Mims.
View ArticleNorth Korea warns of more nuclear, rocket activity
North Korea is warning of future nuclear and rocket efforts that it says are warranted because of new U.N. sanctions over its third nuclear test.
View ArticleRoyal Caribbean ship cuts cruise short after 108 fall ill
A Royal Caribbean International cruise ship has returned to South Florida, concluding a voyage that saw more than a hundred people develop a gastrointestinal illness.
View ArticleSeffner home swallowed by sinkhole passed inspection
Five months before the earth opened and swallowed his home, Buddy Wicker welcomed inspectors sent by State Farm Insurance to his house, who surveyed the property and deemed it free of any sinkhole risk.
View ArticleVatican: Conclave to start Tuesday to elect new pope
The conclave to select the next leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics will begin Tuesday, Vatican officials said Friday, capping a week of meetings among cardinals that created a stir over leaks...
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