SpaceX Crew-2 launch moved to Friday due to weather
SpaceX is now are targeting Friday, April 23.
No charges in officer-involved shooting
There will no charges for a Brevard County sheriff's deputy who shot and killed two teenagers in Cocoa Beach last year. The state attorney says the deputy's actions were justified.
Tips sought in deadly hit and run
The families of two women who were killed on their way to the grocery store in a fatal hit and run are asking for any information that might lead to an arrest. Police said the driver who hit them was speed racing through traffic.
FAA investigating emergency landing at Cocoa Beach
The Federal Aviation Administration is now investigating after a plane at the Cocoa Beach Air Show had to make an emergency landing in the water.
City of Cocoa Beach to discuss BYOB drinking restrictions proposal
A new proposal would mean no more BYOB in certain areas of the beach during peak season, which starts in February and goes to September.
Cocoa Council drafting letter to state attorney decision on teen shooting case
The Cocoa City Council has drafted a letter asking for an update on the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's investigation into the shooting of two teenagers.
Florida Tech launches new esports program
The first female electronic sports director in the country is rolling out a new esports program at Florida Tech.
Captain of Port Canaveral reacts to state's lawsuit against Biden administration, CDC
The Captain of the Port Canaveral Authority is happy about the lawsuit the state has filed against the Biden administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to reopen the cruise industry.
Man freed after nearly 30 years on death row
A man who spent nearly 30 years on death row is finally getting out of prison. A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Crosley Green to be released.
Development of vaccine passport app raises concerns
Vaccine passports, or proof of vaccinations, have become a hot-button issue. It's a new concept, but a familiar struggle between an individual's privacy and freedom.
Push for 24-hour alcohol sales in Brevard County
No more last call. If a county commissioner has his way, some bars and Brevard County won't have to close.
New tunnel building technique speeds up Brightline work
State Road 528 at U.S. Highway 1 in Brevard County is shutting down at 10 p.m. Tuesday night. It will reopen with one lane going in each direction as a major part of construction for the Brightline Railway project. To expedite the work, construction crews have called in a contractor out of Italy to do what’s called box jacking.
Co-founder of Moms for Liberty receives feces through mail
A Brevard County woman said she was stunned to find waste in her mail.
Push for 24-hour alcohol sales
In Brevard County, some bars and restaurants are pushing to sell alcohol around the clock.
Massive hotel in the works for Cocoa Beach
The first luxury hotel is coming to Brevard County, and with it, excitement, jobs, and potentially millions in an economic boost.
Stem cell therapy could help bear recover from painful disease
The Brevard Zoo is hoping a high-tech therapy will help a bear get back on his feet. The bear, named Brody, suffers from joint pain and walks with a limp; however, stem cell research could hold some promise.
Housing boom on the Space Coast
People from all across the country are packing their bags and heading to Florida in search of warm weather and low taxes. The Space Coast is seeing a housing market boom on the beach.
Harrelson indicted in Capitol Hill riot
Kenneth Harrelson, of Titusville, will remain behind bars following his indictment on four charges related to the Capitol Hill riot on January 6.
Catching up with local nurses who traveled at height of pandemic
Just about a year ago, 15 nurses from Brevard County stepped up to lend a hand at Morton Hospital near Boston. These warriors from Rockledge Regional Medical Center were there to fight the good fight.
School board meeting gets heated over transgender policy discussion
A Brevard County School Board meeting turned heated as members discussed guidelines for transgender students.