Day: July 19, 2024

Florida News

UF President Stepping Down

University of Florida President Ben Sasse announced he will resign effective July 31st, citing family health issues as the primary reason. Sasse, who has led UF for nearly two years since November 2022, said that his wife Melissa’s recent epilepsy diagnosis and his own memory issues have made it necessary to step back to focus […]

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Regional News Space Coast News

Registration Deadline Is Monday

If you haven’t already done so, you only have until Monday to register to vote or change your party affiliation for the August 20 primary elections. Florida’s closed-primary system means that only registered Republicans can vote in Republican primaries and Democrats in Democratic primaries. All registered voters can participate in nonpartisan races, including for school […]

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National News World News

Cyber Mayhem!

A CYBER OUTAGE IS AFFECTING COMPANIES AROUND THE WORLD THIS MORNING… 2

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Space Coast News

Brevard Rabies Warning

Brevard County health officials have issued a rabies alert following the discovery of a rabid stray cat on Lynn Avenue in Melbourne. The cat was found on July 17 and tested positive for the virus. The alert covers a 60-day period for the area between North Harbor City Boulevard and Magnolia Avenue. Residents are advised […]

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Space Coast News

Plans Advance For Cocoa Beach Resort Hotel

Westgate Resorts has moved closer to breaking ground on a new hotel in Cocoa Beach. City commissioners gave initial approval to a development agreement for the six-story, multi-million dollar resort that will feature 116 rooms, two pools, and ocean views. While many residents support the project, concerns about increased traffic have been raised. Final approval […]

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Space Coast News

Palm Bay Weighing Massive Tax Hike

Palm Bay officials are considering a property tax hike to boost funding for police and fire services amid growing public safety concerns. With the city’s population increasing by 16% over the past five years, Palm Bay residents say they are worried about the adequacy of current emergency services. The proposed tax increase would add approximately […]

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