Tropical depression could form this week west of Florida
The National Hurricane Center now says a tropical depression could form this week in the Gulf of Mexico from the...
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The National Hurricane Center now says a tropical depression could form this week in the Gulf of Mexico from the...
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said Monday that the chance for another storm development from the remnants of Hurricane Agatha...
As Hurricane Agatha slams into Mexico from the Pacific, forecasters say remnants from the storm could impact weather in Florida...
The Brevard County Sheriff's Office received multiple 911 calls after four teenagers were shot at a house party Saturday night...
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most restaurants failed their health inspection during the first visit, and it took a second inspection...
A Barefoot Bay man was arrested Thursday after leading the Brevard County Sheriff's Office on a high-speed chase. At approximately...
There were 580 new COVID-19 cases in Indian River County this past week, nearly doubling from the week prior. We...
The Indian River County Sheriff's Office is searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery that occurred around 2...
Every forecast shows rain all through Memorial Day. However, we are usually skeptical about rain when the storms arrive from...
During Wednesday night's City Council meeting, Peter J. Sweeney, the attorney for Crab E Bills, said the eatery had allegedly...
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