Dozens Of Sloths Dead In Ongoing Central Florida Investigation
New records show at least 55 sloths have died in connection to a Central Florida facility known as Sloth World. Documents reveal many deaths were linked to digestive issues, while experts say the animals may have suffered from stress after being taken from the wild. A veterinarian involved says she lacked exotic animal experience and […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrightline Financial Struggles Could Lead To Higher Fares
New concerns are emerging about the financial future of Brightline. A recent audit shows the company posted more than 230 million dollars in losses last year and may not have enough cash to cover its debts. Experts warn changes could be coming, including higher ticket prices or restructuring. Company officials say however, that they are […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYParents Demand Action After Bike Thefts At Palm Bay School
Frustration is growing among parents at Bayside High School in Palm Bay after a string of bike thefts on campus. Families say students are losing their only transportation, with some reporting multiple thefts this year costing hundreds of dollars. While the school district says there is enough storage space, School Board Chair Matt Susin is […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYArtemis II Launch Brings Economic Boost To Space Coast
NASA’s Artemis II mission is drawing massive crowds and pumping millions into the Space Coast economy. Officials say more than 90,000 out-of-county visitors arrived on launch day, with roughly 346,000 people visiting during the week. Tourism leaders estimate the surge generated more than 41 million dollars in economic impact, with hotels, restaurants, and attractions packed […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrevard County Considers Extending Sewage Sludge Ban
Brevard County leaders are weighing whether to extend a ban on using sewage sludge as fertilizer due to health and environmental concerns. Supporters say the ban protects water quality, while critics warn it could raise waste management costs. Officials are reviewing studies and considering alternatives before making a final decision.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYTitusville Officer Honored For Academic Excellence
Titusville Police Officer Greyson Robinson is being recognized with the Academic Achievement Award for Public Safety at Eastern Florida State College. Robinson posted a 99.11 percent GPA in the police academy, missed only nine out of 975 questions, and scored a 97 percent on the state exam. He also completed more than 770 hours of […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYPalm Bay Motorcyclist Killed In Melbourne Crash
Melbourne Police say 24 year old Omar Benkhye of Palm Bay died after a late-night motorcycle crash near Montreal and Highland avenues. Investigators say his Kawasaki motorcycle left the road, hitting a fence and a light pole, ejecting him. Police say he was not wearing a helmet and later died at a hospital. The crash […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBeach Renourishment Project Raises Questions About Rip Current Risk
A major beach renourishment project is underway along the Brevard County coastline, aimed at protecting homes and restoring sand. But some researchers warn the added sand could alter ocean conditions and increase rip current risks. Others, including federal officials, say there’s no clear proof of that link. Experts say regardless, swimmers should stick to guarded […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrevard Zoo Offers Free Admission For Kids On Select May Dates
Florida families can take advantage of free child admission at the Brevard Zoo on select dates later this month. Kids ages 3 to 18 get in free May 22, 26, and 27 with a paying adult Florida resident. The offer allows up to three children per adult but requires proof of residency. Zoo officials say […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSatellite Beach Considers Making Dog Friendly Beaches Permanent
Satellite Beach leaders are set to vote on whether to make dog-friendly beach hours permanent following a pilot program. The proposal would allow leashed dogs during morning and evening hours, but not at all locations. Supporters say it expands access for pet owners, while critics warn it could harm nesting sea turtles. A final decision […]
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