Late Night Crash Claims Life Of Satellite Beach Man
A tragic crash in Brevard County late Friday night claimed the life of a 20-year-old Satellite Beach man. According to Florida Highway Patrol, it happened around 11:30pm on US-1 near Titusville… just south of the Columbia Boulevard overpass. A 21-year-old driver hit the bicyclist who was heading in the same direction. The bicyclist was pronounced […]
Read MorePort Canaveral Welcomes Another Cruise Ship
Port Canaveral is celebrating following the arrival of the Caribbean Princess, its newest cruise ship and homeport addition. The 952-foot vessel, with a 1,200-member crew and capacity for over 3,000 guests, docked at Cruise Terminal #6 in a ceremony last week. The Brevard County port, which by the way, is now the second busiest port […]
Read MorePassengers And Families On Edge After Cruise Ship Forced To Divert To Haiti
Concerns are rising for some cruise passengers headed to Haiti after a sudden itinerary change. Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas had to dock in Haiti instead of San Juan, Puerto Rico, due to safety issues at the San Juan port. Haiti is under a Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory by the U.S. State […]
Read MoreHurricane Season Has Officially Ended
FLORIDA IS STLL PICKING UP THE PIECES AFTER A BRUTAL HURRICANE SEASON WHICH OFFICIALLY ENDED SATURDAY….
Read MoreSpaceX Has Weekend Success – Next Flight Set For Wednesday
SpaceX lit up the night sky over the weekend, with a successful midnight launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. A Falcon 9 rocket carried 24 Starlink satellites into orbit. The first-stage booster, marking its sixth flight, made another perfect landing on a droneship in the Atlantic Ocean. The next launch from here on the […]
Read MoreDog Food Theft Under Investigation
Central Florida nonprofit, The Daily Bread, is facing a setback after hundreds of pounds of dog food were stolen from one of its trucks. Surveillance footage from the distribution center shows a suspect stealing 10 large bags of dog food intended for a local animal shelter. Authorities are investigating and urge anyone with information to […]
Read MoreMore Than 4,000 Take Part In Cocoa Beach Turkey Trot
More than 4,000 runners and walkers gathered in Cocoa Beach for the annual Turkey Trot, kicking off the Thanksgiving weekend with healthy competition and community spirit. Jonathan Hulzebos claimed first place with a time of 15:19, while Kim Hunger was the top female finisher. The excitement continues as the Cocoa Beach Art Show opens tonight, […]
Read MoreMelbourne Grappling With Homelessness
Melbourne residents are calling for action as homelessness persists despite Florida’s new public camping ban. The law aimed to clear public spaces but hasn’t deterred camping, with locals reporting persistent camps near the library and Wells Park. Concerns over safety and aggressive behavior have prompted city officials, including Mayor Paul Alfrey, to consider stricter rules. […]
Read MoreSpace Coast Cheerleaders In Macy’s Parade
There was a local presence in yesterday’s big parade in New York City. Astronaut High School cheerleaders had their moment in the spotlight at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Representing Titusville, the group of 12 juniors and seniors joined with 600 cheerleaders nationwide for a two-minute routine. For the cheerleaders, it was also a chance […]
Read MoreRandy Fine To Run For Congressional Seat With Trump’s Approval
Florida State Senator Randy Fine has announced his candidacy for the Daytona Beach-area congressional seat vacated by Rep. Michael Waltz. Fine, who received an endorsement from former President Donald Trump, will resign from the Florida Senate effective March 31 to focus on his campaign.
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