New principals named at Sebastian River High, Sebastian River Middle and Treasure Coast Elementary schools
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — New leaders are in place at three schools in the Indian River County School District ahead...
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — New leaders are in place at three schools in the Indian River County School District ahead...
VERO BEACH — The Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition raised a record $668,000 at its 2026 Dancing with Vero...
SEBASTIAN — John Truckner thought he was dealing with a bad case of heartburn. For two days, the 62-year-old retired...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Mia Johnson, a 42-year-old former middle school athletic director, was sentenced Friday to 10 years in...
VERO BEACH — A circuit judge has dismissed a retaliation lawsuit filed by longtime Vero Beach police Lt. Daniel Cook...
SEBASTIAN — The City of Sebastian will host a free Summer Kickoff Concert on Friday featuring the band Hot Pink....
VERO BEACH — A badly decomposed body found in woods off Cove Drive in Vero Beach was identified Thursday as...
VERO BEACH — A 1-year-old boy drowned Tuesday afternoon after being pulled from a backyard pool in Indian River County,...
VERO BEACH — An Indian River County sheriff’s deputy was hospitalized under a trauma alert after a two-vehicle crash at...
VERO BEACH — A Vero Beach soldier who died unexpectedly while on active duty in Germany is coming home Friday...
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