Haunted Jail Trail To Be Presented Again This Year
The Haunted Jail Trail, presented by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, kicks off on Friday. Running tomorrow and Saturday, and then again next Friday and Saturday, the event will offer thrill-seekers a spooky walk through the woods behind the Brevard County Jail. Proceeds benefit local charities that support first responders and homeless pets. Tickets are […]
Read MoreIndiatlantic Boardwalk Upgrades Questioned
Plans to upgrade the Indialantic beach boardwalk have been delayed after residents voiced concerns at a town council meeting. Mayor Mark McDermott introduced ideas for a more vibrant and modern boardwalk, but many locals were unhappy with the proposed changes, citing issues with parking… and funding. The council is now reworking the plans and will […]
Read MoreSpeaker Johnson Sets The Record Straight Regarding ‘Edited’ Comment
Speaker Mike Johnson posted a video to his X account showing how his answer about his experience with Helene survivors in Western North Carolina and East Tennessee was drastically edited. Rebecca Hughes with more…
Read MoreSpaceX Planning Thursday Night Launch
SpaceX is set to launch a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 23 more Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral tonight. The launch window opens at 7:53pm and it closes quickly tonight… at 7:55pm… making for only a two minute window of opportunity. The Starlink satellites will add to the existing constellation of satellites, in an aim to […]
Read More‘Operation Blue Roof’ Underway
In response to the damage caused by Hurricane Milton, the Florida Division of Emergency Management has launched Operation Blue Roof. This program, running until November 5, offers free fiber-reinforced sheeting to protect storm-damaged roofs in 22 counties, including Brevard. Homeowners and rental properties can sign up for assistance by visiting www.blueroof.gov or calling 888-766-3258. The […]
Read MoreBrevard Wildlife Hospital Overflowing
The Florida Wildlife Hospital here in Brevard County is experiencing an influx of over 250 animals in need of care following Hurricane Milton. The hospital is currently tending to a mix of wildlife, including baby squirrels and migratory birds that were caught off guard by the storm. Donations are urgently needed for food and supplies, […]
Read MoreEarly Voting Approaching
Florida voters should mark their calendars as key election dates approach. Early voting begins October 21 in several Central Florida counties, including Brevard, Orange, and Seminole. All counties must offer early voting by October 26, with the period running for two weeks. The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is October 24, and Election Day […]
Read MoreMassive Sewage Spill In Palm Bay Waters
Palm Bay released nearly 500,000 pounds of raw sewage into local waterways during Hurricane Milton after the city’s lift stations overflowed. Residents, frustrated by years of infrastructure issues, are demanding faster fixes. The City of Palm Bay says $32.6 million in improvements are planned, including lift station upgrades and a new wastewater reclamation facility. Meanwhile, […]
Read MorePlayalinda Beach Remains Closed After Hurricane Damage
Playalinda Beach near Titusville remains closed due to damage from Hurricane Milton, which caused significant damage to dunes, boardwalks, and facilities, similar to destruction seen after Hurricanes Ian and Nicole. Cleanup is set to begin Thursday, but the beach’s reopening will happen in phases. Apollo Beach, part of the Canaveral National Seashore, is expected to […]
Read MoreEyes Again On The Tropics
Nothing to get excited about yet, but the National Hurricane Center is monitoring a system over the central tropical Atlantic, with what they say is about a 50% chance of developing into a tropical storm by late this week. The system is currently disorganized but expected to strengthen as it moves westward toward the Leeward […]
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