Yesterday, agents with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigations arrested Richard Francis Ludwig, 52, an absconded sexual offender who was living at 2452 Saint Swithin Lane in Melbourne, Florida. […]
Cocoa Woman Killed on U.S. […]
Cocoa Beach’s Wyatt Werneth finally got his showdown with Jesse during Syfy’s Opposite Worlds Episode IV, and was eliminated from from the live reality TV show on Wednesday night after losing by a cat’s whisker in the “Sword In the Stone” event. […]
Forty years ago, advancing from my second year into my third year of medical school, I, like the other 99 students in my class, was awarded a Littmann stethoscope, the most recognizable and cherished symbol of the medical profession.
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The Indian River Lagoon Symposium, Feb. 6-7 at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce, will be well represented by Florida Institute of Technology faculty members and students. […]
‘Charlie’ Romandetti was born on March 15, 1927 and passed away peacefully, at his residence in Melbourne Beach, on January 25, 2014 surrounded by his loving family. […]
Unwrapping a couple of new highlights after a weeks-long rollout, Gov. Rick Scott released a nearly $74.2 billion budget Wednesday that would leave total state spending relatively flat, slash taxes and boost funding for education and child welfare. […]
Robert Hayling, James Weldon Johnson, and Asa Philip Randolph have been selected by Gov. Rick Scott as the next class for the Florida Civil Rights Hall of Fame. […]
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Civil Service Board has elected Alan Landman, a Melbourne attorney and chair of the Eastern Florida State College Board of Trustees, as its chair. […]
Following the first day of court hearing on whether or not the Economic Development Commission is subject to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes with regard to the public’s access to public records, Adam Lowenstein of the EDC released this statement: […]
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA — The prospect of a major overhaul of Florida’s tangled web of gambling laws or the approval of Las Vegas-style casinos this legislative session faces growing odds despite promises from GOP legislative leaders as late as last fall that the gambling issue was a priority. […]
The Brevard Cultural Alliance (BCA) has been awarded a $10,000 National Endowment of the Arts (NEA) grant to initiate a video storytelling project with Titusville high school students in 2014-2015. […]
