Eastern Florida’s baseball team rapped out 18 hits, including three home runs, to defeat Community College of Baltimore County 14-5 on Monday at Bruce Bochy Field on the Melbourne Campus. […]
Voter registration records bearing the names of Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore, Florida’s most influential civil rights activists, will be among the highlights of kickoff ceremonies Wednesday of Brevard County Government’s Black History Month Celebration. […]
The Melbourne Police and Fire Departments were called to Shiloh Christian Church located on 3900 Sarno Road for a fire alarm. […]
Craters and mysterious bright spots are beginning to pop out in the latest images of Ceres from NASA’s Dawn spacecraft.
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The Eastern Florida women’s basketball team’s 2014-2015 season can be best defined as one step at a time: One drill, one practice, one possession, one half, one game. […]
Florida Tech’s men’s lacrosse team is ranked for the first time in program history. The Nike/Lacrosse Magazine Division II rankings have the Panthers at No. 15 in this week’s poll, announced on Monday. […]
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, along with several other area law enforcement agencies, are conducting investigations into residential burglaries that have occurred since January in the southern areas of the county. […]
Some of the coldest air of the 2014-2015 winter season was settling over the eastern two-thirds of the U.S. on February 13, 2015. […]
Florida Tech right-hander Ashton Fronsoe has been selected as the Sunshine State Conference Pitcher of the Week following an exceptional outing against Pace this past Friday. […]
Under a five year Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with Lockheed Martin, Craig Technologies will support fabrication of Ground Processing Equipment (GPE), and provide procurement, machining, and services for the Orion space vehicle project. […]
Over the past few weeks, we have learned of the exaggerations of NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams regarding times he spent covering war zones and other disasters. […]
Port Canaveral was jammed Sunday with both spectators and cruise ship passengers as, for the first time ever, six cruise ships tied up at the port’s docks. […]
