Sebastian River High School on Code Red Lockdown
The Sebastian River High School is currently on a Code Red Lockdown. The Indian River County Sheriff's Office told Sebastian...
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The Sebastian River High School is currently on a Code Red Lockdown. The Indian River County Sheriff's Office told Sebastian...
On Friday, a judge ordered former City Council members Damien Giliams and Pamela Parris to pay approximately $90,000 in restitution...
A Sebastian man was arrested on a battery charge after pulling his mother's hair for not giving him any money....
According to sources familiar with the matter, the 100-year-old building on the working waterfront on Indian River Drive in Sebastian...
On Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021, Sebastian voters re-elected Chris Nunn, Fred Jones, and Bob McPartlan back to the Sebastian City...
At approximately 11:30 a.m., the Fellsmere Police Department received a call about a truck on fire on Babcock Street in...
This year, there are three polling stations in Sebastian and a few changes on where to vote. So please, read...
A Sebastian man was arrested after he convinced an 82-year-old victim to sign the title and surrender her vehicle for...
The home belonged to the mother of 35-year-old Lindsey Theissen of Sebastian. Theissen, and her boyfriend, 40-year-old Gerald Gay, were...
Former City Council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Pamela, who were convicted on charges of Perjury and violating the Sunshine...
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