Cocoa event salutes Brevard vets, 3 killed in Afghanistan
Massing of the Colors, a patriotic ceremony paid tribute to all veterans and served to unveiled the names of three troops from Brevard killed in action this year.
View ArticleHealth department pulls Brevard pharmacist's license
The Florida Health Department has suspended the license of a Brevard County pharmacist after they said they found evidence the woman filled prescriptions she knew were not valid.
View ArticleNew Brevard watchdog panel examines veterans' charities
Walmart continues its suspension of one charity from soliciting at its stores and a veterans organization formed a regional group to come up with answers to fraudulent veterans charities.
View ArticleInformation emerges about 2nd woman in Petraeus case
As questions swirl about the extramarital affair that led to the resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus, the retired general and his biographer, Paula Broadwell, have been quiet about details of...
View ArticleMissing woman found safe after Cocoa incident
A woman Brevard County sheriff's investigators believed to be missing and endangered after an incident at a Cocoa convenience store this morning has been found safe.
View ArticleGOP sees plenty of promise in Marco Rubio
Rubio immigration stance could boost 2016 presidential chances
View ArticleTell us: Are you a digital holiday shopper?
Have you gone digital with your Christmas shopping this year?
View ArticleRave Cinemas at The Avenue Viera has new owners
Rave Cinemas at The Avenue Viera has new owners. But the move shouldn't affect moviegoers.
View ArticleBoater falls from craft in Banana River, walks to shore
A boat spinning in circles on the Indian River after the owner fell off, flipped over in the Banana River and came to a stop as authorities were called to monitor the vessel.
View ArticleGas leak on Merritt Island stopped
Two Merritt Island homes have been evacuated because of a reported gas leak this afternoon.
View ArticleHelicopter picks up man after fall in Viera
A medical helicopter landed at Viera Regional Park this afternoon to pick up a man who fell from a ladder.
View ArticlePalm Bay neighbor's decision to fly flag upside down riles some
Thomas Moore, a 62-year-old Navy veteran found himself facing what some found to be a distasteful display just yards away from his southwest Palm Bay home.
View ArticleVolunteers transform homes, apartments for Cocoa veterans
Dozens of orange-clad volunteers swarmed two homes, an apartment complex and a community garden in Cocoa today, putting in their hard work and plenty of sweat to help local veterans.
View ArticleCrisafulli chosen as House speaker
Space Coast Republican Steve Crisafulli will find himself unexpectedly as the next in line to be House speaker after the GOP caucus unanimously chose him to replace the defeated Rep. Chris Dorworth in...
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View ArticleRepopulating scallops a scientific experiment
Scientists are hoping to restore the decimated mollusk population by releasing millions of microscopic scallop larvae into the waters off southwest Florida.
View Article30-year St. Johns restoration project fails to improve water quality
A $200 million, 30-year replumbing of the St. Johns River's headwaters west of Vero Beach has so far failed to improve water quality in the river's regional lakes, data show.
View ArticleProtesters join show as Cole Bros. Circus comes to town
A few animal rights advocates plan to protest outside the Cole Brothers Circus on Monday night at Wickham Park, to bring attention to the treatment of elephants used in the circus.
View ArticleHomeowner's upside-down flag brings distress to Palm Bay neighbors
A Palm Bay resident has been flying the American flag upside down, and neighbors are unhappy, especially since it was inverted on Veterans Day weekend.
View ArticleVolunteers step up to help Brevard's veterans
A group of more than 55 volunteers from Cocoa city agencies, community organizations and local Home Depot stores cleaned up homes, a park and a veterans' apartment complex Monday in honor of Veterans Day.
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