When will high winds from Hurricane Ian hit Sebastian, Florida?
With Hurricane Ian making landfall this afternoon on the west coast in Florida, we are only hours away from feeling...
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With Hurricane Ian making landfall this afternoon on the west coast in Florida, we are only hours away from feeling...
Sebastian City Manager Paul Carlisle has rescheduled Wednesday's City Council budget-only meeting for Friday at 5:00 p.m. due to flooding...
A few emergency shelters are opening on Wednesday starting at 12:00 p.m. in Sebastian and Vero Beach. Officials from the...
There are a few closures we want to mention amid Hurricane Ian. The City of Sebastian and Indian River County...
Hurricane Ian is now a major storm and expected to strengthen to Category 4 as is heads for Florida from the...
Hurricane Ian's path is still similar to our previous report, a track that will take the major storm to Florida...
Hurricane Ian's path shifted slightly east last night and Florida is in its path, as we mentioned in yesterday's Sebastian newscast....
Tropical Storm Ian's path has shifted slightly back to the east, but as we said in today's Sebastian newscast, we can...
Tropical Storm Ian's path has shifted slightly to the west, which is good news for Sebastian, Florida. But forecasters warn...
Below you will find tips and tricks from Nick Schupbach, owner of PuroClean of Melbourne, on how to protect your home...
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