U.S. authorities tell Nelson indicted Jamaican scammers will be extradited
Sen. Bill Nelson said he's been assured by a key U.S. official that Jamaica has promised to extradite individuals indicted for running a lottery scam that has fleeced many older Americans.
View ArticleSenate votes to roll back motor vehicle fees
The Florida Senate on Wednesday unanimously passed a bill that rolls back automobile fees, saving an individual driver $12 a year.
View ArticleLegislators work on Medicaid compromise
Florida House and Senate leaders are negotiating a deal that would use state and federal money to offer health coverage to thousands of uninsured Floridians under President Barack Obama's health care...
View ArticleMemories, more on display at Vietnam and All Vets Reunion
After truck problems John Hosier finally managed to get his display of photos, memorabilia, weapons and other items from the Vietnam War era to Melbourne for the start of the Vietnam and All Veterans...
View ArticleSmart signals hold key to smoother rides, experts say
Morning rush-hour delays have dropped along a 4.6-mile stretch of Wickham Road thanks to an 'intelligent transportation system,' Brevard County officials say.
View ArticleBoard OKs funds for Indian River Lagoon projects
An advisory board that recommends ways to improve the Indian River Lagoon approved $1.2 million in projects Wednesday.
View ArticleHula dancing brings spirit of Hawaii to Brevard
Teaching Hula dancing has allowed Merritt Island's Mililani Celio to get back to her roots.
View ArticleAn up-and-down day for old Palm Bay water tower
Piece by piece, a rusted-out, 150-foot-tall landmark slowly disappeared in Palm Bay Wednesday.
View ArticleRoyal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Seas now calls Brevard home
The Royal Caribbean cruise ship Enchantment of the Seas entered Port Canaveral this morning in preparation for its first sailing from its new home port.
View ArticleFPL fires up Port St. John plant
FPL puts its new power plant in Brevard County on line more than a month ahead of schedule.
View ArticleTraffic moving again after Pineda Causeway crash
Traffic is moving freely again on the westbound portion of the Pineda Causeway after a three-vehicle accident slowed things down early this morning.
View Article2,500 jobs connected to Northrop Grumman aviation deal
Northrop Grumman planned 1,000-employee expansion in Melbourne would add 1,522 spinoff jobs, making it one of nation's biggest expansions this year
View ArticleThe News in :90 | Traffic flow, furniture row, Northrop jobs
News in :90 is FLORIDA TODAY's news roundup report, giving you the day's top headlines.
View ArticleWatch live: George W. Bush Presidential Center dedication
Live coverage as all the living American presidents gather in Dallas for the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
View ArticleMoores join pair added to Fla. Civil Rights Hall of Fame
Evangeline Moore traveled from her home in Maryland to the Capitol for her parents' induction into the Florida Civil Rights Hall of Fame, with Gov. Rick Scott in attendance.
View ArticleMelbourne police officer on leave after deadly crash with bicyclist
A Melbourne police officer has been placed on administrative leave after being involved in a deadly collision with a bicyclist, officials report.
View ArticleCrash closes I-95 near Palm Bay Road
A car crash has closed Interstate 95 near Palm Bay Road, causing a traffic backup.
View ArticleSpecial Forces doctor created medical kits
After 46 years and four days in uniform, Army Col. Warner 'Rocky' Farr is retiring.
View ArticleBIMDA medical group aids in learning
The Brevard Indo-American Medical & Dental Association, or BIMDA, has become the medical field's go-to organization - through BIMDA's medical expos and continuing medical education conferences -...
View ArticleDrug Take-Back Day comes to Brevard on Saturday
The Drug Enforcement Administration launched National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, a program that allows people to deliver unwanted drugs to local police. The next event is scheduled for Saturday...
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