Python hunter finds jewelry in Everglades
Like most people who signed up for Florida's official Burmese python hunt last winter, Mark Rubinstein slogged a couple times through the Everglades without ever seeing one of the elusive snakes....
View Article4 llamas involved in car crash in SW Florida
Four llamas were evaluated Monday at a southwest Florida veterinary hospital after being involved in a crash on Interstate 75, authorities said.
View ArticleBrevard groups keep lunch coming
Data shows far fewer students get food over the summer through the federal agency that supports them during the school year.
View Article'Landmark' DNA ruling pleases law enforcers
Brevard law enforcement leaders are praising a Supreme Court decision allowing them to continue to collect DNA swabs, while the decision is also facing scrutiny.
View ArticleBudget cuts prompt some Brevard teachers to join new union
A handful of teachers defected from the Brevard Federation of Teachers - and joined another union. The movement hopes to win enough support for the Coastal Florida Public Employees Association to bring...
View ArticleIs the world ready for a doughnut-bacon-egg sandwich?
Even as fast-food chains tout their healthy offerings, they're also coming up with fatty new treats to keep customers interested. Case in point: Dunkin' Donuts is adding a doughnut breakfast sandwich...
View ArticleFHP: One dead after SUV burns near I-95 in Melbourne
A man was killed after the northbound car he was driving ran off Interstate-95 north of the Eau Gallie Boulevard exit.
View ArticleSoggy tropical system a prelude to big season
With a low pressure system hovering off the southwest of Florida, weather forecasters say now is the time to make sure preparations are complete for what could be a busy hurricane season. ONLINE...
View ArticleOne-time Palm Bay fire chief quits top post in Boston
Boston's fire chief announced his resignation, saying public criticism from his deputies for the way he responded to the marathon bombings has made it impossible for him to do his job.
View ArticleNASA to unveil experimental radar array at KSC today
NASA is unveiling an experimental radar array at Kennedy Space Center today as the agency aims to develop systems to detect and track asteroids that could collide with Earth.
View ArticleTop Obama appointees use secret email accounts
Some of President Barack Obama's political appointees, including the Health and Human Services secretary, are using secret government email accounts they say are necessary to prevent their inboxes from...
View ArticleHelicopter tours debate resumes next week
The Cape Canaveral Planning and Zoning Board will resume discussion next week on a helicopter tour company's request to operate a landing pad off State Road A1A.
View ArticleSeaWorld Orlando returns 3 sea turtles to Canaveral National Seashore
Two Kemp's ridley and one loggerhead sea turtle were returned to Canaveral National Seashore Tuesday morning after several months rehabilitating at SeaWorld Orlando.
View ArticleSummer meals programs to serve free breakfast, lunch around Brevard
Free breakfast and lunch will be offered to children this summer in areas where at least 50 percent of students qualify for free and reduced-priced meals during the school year.
View ArticleTwo trapped in cars following Melbourne Beach crash
Two people were "heavily entrapped," following a traffic accident on State Road A1A in Melbourne Beach south of Aquarina Boulevard.
View ArticleCafe crackdown challenge denied
A federal judge Tuesday rejected a request by two Broward County senior arcades to block key parts of a new law that stemmed from a statewide crackdown on Internet cafes.
View ArticleOld Rockledge police station serves residents, protects bottom line
Volunteers sort more than 1,000 donated books in rooms that once held police records. Food for school children will be stored in a former jail cell.
View ArticleReservist savors role as marshal, PAFB sergeant
At least once a month, Master Sgt. David Say leaves behind his role as a U.S. Marshal in South Florida to come to Patrick Air Force Base to train with the Reserve 920th Rescue Wing, where as a first...
View ArticleResearchers hope to save rare butterfly
The fate of an endangered butterfly species in the Florida Keys may rest on the fragile wings of a single female Schaus swallowtail and a handful of caterpillars captured in Biscayne National Park,...
View ArticleEx-deputy fire chief trains in Cocoa as a police officer
A Cocoa Beach deputy fire chief who was fired last fall is training to become a Cocoa police officer.
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