Tropical Storm Grace Forms in Atlantic; Fred to Restrengthen
The tropics are busy right now with two storms near Florida, one becoming a new tropical storm in the Atlantic...
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The tropics are busy right now with two storms near Florida, one becoming a new tropical storm in the Atlantic...
On Friday, a man refused to stop for police in Sebastian, leading to a chase that finally came to a...
Indian River County Administrator Jason E. Brown has determined that a disaster has occurred amid the rising COVID-19 numbers and...
Damien Gilliams and Bonnie Fey Gilliams of the No Name Sports Bar in Sebastian has received a code violation for...
The Sebastian City Council met Tuesday this week instead of Wednesday because the city council members and the city manager...
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is now monitoring another tropical wave that formed overnight in the Atlantic as Tropical Storm Fred moves...
We're continuing our coverage of a potential tropical storm that will soon be named Fred in the Caribbean Sea as...
Grill Out Night, presented by the Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce, will be this Friday, August 13th, from 5:30...
On Sunday, the U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for a missing kayaker from Vero Beach. Donald Waters, 42, was last...
A 23-year-old man was arrested Saturday after allegedly pulling a firearm on another male behind Sandy's Grille in Sebastian. Police...
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