LaNorris B. Habersham wrecked the first vehicle he and a friend carjacked in Titusville, crashing the Ram pickup into a tractor-trailer on Interstate 95 before it rolled over into the median guardrail. […]
The Space Coast Strawberry Festival is set to return to Space Coast Daily Park on March 7 and 8, bringing two days of family entertainment. […]
Get ready for one hour less shut-eye Saturday night as clocks move forward by 60 minutes when Daylight Saving Time officially begins at 2 a.m. Sunday local time. […]
Six American service members have died since the conflict involving Iran began on Feb. 28, according to the Pentagon. […]
When patients arrive for a cardiac MRI at Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center, they may not realize that while they lie still in the scanner, a cardiologist is reviewing their images in real time, coordinating closely with the MRI team. […]
If you’ve been craving bold flavors and an island-style vibe right here on the Space Coast, Margarita Island in Merritt Island is serving up exactly what you’re looking for. […]
The next rocket launch from Kennedy Space Center is scheduled for late Sunday night, when SpaceX plans to send a communications satellite into orbit aboard its reusable Falcon 9 rocket. […]
Residents across Brevard County looking for convenient, comprehensive dental care are finding it close to home at Bright Now! Dental & Orthodontics in Palm Bay, where dentists such as Dr. Jorge A. Dovale Ricardo emphasize a patient-first philosophy designed to make dental visits comfortable, accessible, and effective. […]
The Berry Cute Baby Contest is sponsored by Eastern Florida State College on Saturday, March 7, at 1 pm. […]
Brighter Days PPEC, a Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care program offers specialized nursing care for children from birth to age 21. […]
Officers discover suspects inside building during proactive patrol; one suspect armed with knife and another with firearm. […]
One of the most historic sites on Merritt Island is not a town, but a canal. Early Indians, explorers and settlers called the narrow strip of land “The Haulover,” because canoes and small boats were hauled over the strip of land as they traveled between the Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River. […]
