Officers Take Down Threatening Man In Viera
Brevard County deputies were forced into a deadly shooting early Tuesday in Viera after confronting an armed man who had been making threats. Deputies responded to a home on Egret Lake Way following a 911 call from the man’s family. After a standoff, the man, who had earlier threatened a woman with a knife, stepped […]
Read MoreMore Delays For Stranded Astronauts
NASA has announced yet another delay in the Crew-10 mission, pushing back the return of the Starliner astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams, to Earth. The two astronauts were originally set to spend just a couple of weeks in space last summer, then their return was pushed back to February 2025 due to a string […]
Read MoreMore Invasive Species To Deal With
As if we don’t already have enough of them, preliminary data from the U.S. Geological Survey reveals that hurricanes Helene and Milton may have spread over 200 invasive species to Florida through floodwaters. They pose environmental, economic, and health risks. The giant applesnail and Asian swamp eel can carry parasites. Cuban treefrogs and alligatorweed may […]
Read MoreLow Pay Causing Massive Loss Of Brevard Firefighters
Brevard County firefighters are calling for a pay increase, citing the county’s starting rate of $15 an hour as below that of neighboring regions. With 100 firefighters resigning this year, the county faces $2.5 million in turnover costs. Firefighters argue for competitive wages to retain staff, with some suggesting alternative funding sources like the private […]
Read MoreDog Discussion In Cape Canaveral
In Cape Canaveral, discussion about the issue of dogs on the beach took up some time at Tuesday’s council meeting. It all comes after recent dog attacks. Mayor Wes Morrison highlighted the concerns, prompting the council to consider regulations for off-leash areas and penalties for noncompliance.
Read MoreSchools Turn To AI For Safety Enhancements
The Brevard County School Board is exploring new AI technology to enhance school safety. Presented by the company ZeroEyes, the AI system integrates with existing security cameras to detect firearms in real-time, aiming to reduce response times during potential threats. With technology already used in other Florida counties, the board is considering implementing it across […]
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