Brevard News
How to Take Better Photos: Photography is an Art and Calls for an Artistic Eye
Are you having trouble taking perfect shots with your camera? Well, photography is an art and as such calls for an artistic eye. […]
Month: August 2018
Brevard News
WATCH: Lionfish Challenge Ends Sept. 3, Next Tagged Lionfish from Atlantic Worth $5,000
The last day of the Lionfish Challenge is Labor Day (Sept. 3), but there is still time to earn prizes; submit your harvest or find a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) tagged lionfish. […]
Brevard News
AAA REPORT: Florida Gas Prices Drop 4 Cents Last Week, Will Dip More in Time for Labor Day Travel
Gas prices in the southeastern U.S. are declining as Americans prepare for the final holiday of the summer travel season. Declining demand and rising supplies have allowed prices at the pump to steadily slip lower. […]
Brevard News
Canaveral Port Authority Commissioners Approve Operating Agreement with Carnival Cruise Line, New Cruise Terminal
The Canaveral Port Authority (CPA) Board of Commissioners took the final step today and voted unanimously to approve the terms of a long-term agreement with Carnival Cruise Line, paving the way for Carnival to homeport its newest and largest ship at Port Canaveral. […]
Brevard News
CNN Stands By Report That President Knew About Trump Tower Meeting After Cohen Lawyer Backtracks Story
CNN is standing by its “scoop” that Michael Cohen had information that President Trump knew in advance about the infamous June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russian officials despite the source for a related story walking back the claims. […]
Brevard News
PRO SPORTS SPOTLIGHT: Five National Football League Teams That Will Regress in 2018
A single loss over a 162-game MLB season or an 82-game NHL season has far less impact than losing a game on a 16-game NFL schedule. The New England Patriots have enjoyed an abnormally long run at the top while teams like the Cleveland Browns have been bottom feeders for the better part of 20 years. However, the Patriots will eventually suffer through some bad seasons and the Browns will be a playoff team one day. Hard to imagine. […]
Brevard Crime News
VIDEO: Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Swearing-In Ceremony
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office recently held a Swearing-In Ceremony to welcome new members to our agency and to also recognize current members of our agency who are assuming new assignments and being promoted to new supervisory positions within our agency. […]
Brevard Crime News
Brevard Grand Jury Issues Murder Indictments in Shooting Death of Cocoa Man
A Brevard County Grand Jury issued murder and robbery indictments in connection with the July 29 shooting death of 22-year-old Dimitric Bailey from Cocoa. […]
Brevard News
Five Things To Know Before UCF’s Season Opener At UConn Thursday Night On ESPNU
After eight long months, UCF Football is finally back. The Josh Heupel era begins on Thursday night as the No. 21/23 Knights head to UConn to open the 2018 season. […]
Brevard News
Judge Dismisses All Charges Against Three Suspects Training Children To Be School Shooters
A New Mexico judge dismissed all charges against three suspects tied to a compound where alleged Muslim extremists reportedly trained children to be school shooters. […]
Brevard Crime News
Arrests In Brevard County: August 29, 2018 – Suspects Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed. […]
Brevard News
WATCH: Florida Gov. Rick Scott Visits Melbourne Wednesday To Campaign For U.S. Senate Seat
Florida Gov. Rick Scott visited Melbourne Wednesday afternoon to campaign for the upcoming U.S. Senate General Election in November. Scott appeared at Sorensen Moving and Storage, located at 950 W. Eau Gallie Boulevard. […]
