Governor Rick Scott announced that Florida set another tourism record by welcoming the highest number of visitors of any nine months in the state’s history with 88.2 million visitors, according to VISIT FLORIDA. […]
Titusville fire crews responded to a blaze at Sonic fast-food restaurant Monday evening. According to Titusville Fire, at approximately 7:44 p.m., fire services responded to the report of a structure fire at the Sonic, located at 650 Cheney Highway, with assistance from Brevard County Fire Rescue. […]
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials were called to Hollywood Beach Resort to move a six-foot crocodile that was sunning himself. The crocodile could be seen near the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort around 12 noon on Monday. Miranda Grossman of the Hollywood Police Department told Patch that she can’t remember another call involving a crocodile on the beach. […]
Four new police officers began their careers with the Cocoa Police Department on Monday as they accepted the Police Officer’s Oath during a special ceremony at City Hall. […]
As millions of Americans get on the roads to travel home and spend the Thanksgiving holiday reconnecting with friends and loved ones, the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization serving them a reminder: “Make It to the Table: Don’t Drink and Drive this Thanksgiving Eve.” […]
They have a rule at Larsen Motorsports. When Elaine Larsen, the company’s co-founder and world champion driver, is in her car, and her car is moving, there is to be no external communications with her. […]
Brevard Family Partnership, in conjunction with the Honorable Charlie Crawford, Guardian ad Litem Program, Family Allies and IMPOWER, hosted a Celebration of Adoption event on November 17 to celebrate the joining of 17 Brevard County foster youth with their “forever families.”
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 75. North wind 10 to 15 mph becoming east northeast in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. […]
A University of Central Florida engineer recognized worldwide as a leader in power electronics and whose work led to the development and commercialization of the first compact single-solar photovoltaic panel was recognized by both the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame and the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan recently. […]
A federal judge in San Francisco has found that President Donald Trump’s executive order barring some federal grant money from being awarded to so-called sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. […]
“CBS This Morning” co-host and longtime PBS star Charlie Rose has been accused by eight women of making unwanted sexual advances toward them and admitted to some of the misconduct in a statement, according to the Washington Post. Both PBS and CBS suspended him. […]
Florida Democratic Party president Sally Boynton Brown has resigned amidst a flurry of controversy when two former party staffers said she “enabled” FDP chairman Stephen Bittel’s “creepy” and “inappropriate” behavior towards female staffers. […]
