Indian River County Removes Derelict Vessels in Sebastian and Vero Beach
Today, the Indian River County (IRC) Public Works Coastal Engineering Division announced that four derelict vessels were removed from the...
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Today, the Indian River County (IRC) Public Works Coastal Engineering Division announced that four derelict vessels were removed from the...
The Brevard County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to the 400 block of Tarpon Drive in Barefoot Bay last Saturday at...
On Monday, there was a big turnout for the Memorial Day Observance at Riverview Park. The rain clouds departed a...
Hundreds showed up at the Pareidolia Brewing Company for a concert given by local musicians to celebrate Bob Dylan's 80th birthday. Some...
Former Council members Damien Gilliams, Pamela Parris, and Charles Mauti will be facing a lawsuit by Sunshine Law advocate Michael...
A man was detained by the Sebastian Police Department Thursday afternoon at the cemetery across from Walmart. “The subject fired...
The prosecution and defense in the criminal trial for Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris rested on Tuesday. The jury was...
There's some good news to report about the fire near I-95. The Fellsmere Police Department is reporting that the Indian...
The criminal trial of former Sebastian council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris resumes Thursday and is expected to last...
On Wednesday, May 19, 2021, Sebastian City Clerk Jeannette Williams testified for a second day about notifying people of the...
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