Tropics: Invest 92L models show Florida in the potential path
It's still early to predict where the latest tropical wave will end up, but most of the spaghetti models of...
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It's still early to predict where the latest tropical wave will end up, but most of the spaghetti models of...
There's another tropical wave, identified as Invest 92L, that's tracking towards Sebastian, Florida, but current models show there's no threat...
Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams is facing scrutiny and ethics complaints from the community after he submitted his application to...
Sebastian Vice Mayor Charles Mauti has told sources that he will resign this week from the City Council. The decision...
The latest Florida COVID-19 numbers show increases in Sebastian, Fellsmere, and Vero Beach. While our local coronavirus numbers are rising,...
It's 88 degrees under partly cloudy skies in Sebastian, Florida. Tonight's low will be 77 degrees, and we have some...
The State Attorney's Office filed additional Sunshine Law violations on Thursday against Sebastian City Council member Pamela Parris and Vice-Mayor...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) today approved Species Conservation Measures and Permitting Guidelines for seven of the...
Tropical Storm Gonzalo is expected to become a hurricane by Friday morning, but the current track will send it west....
It's 87 degrees and cloudy in Sebastian, Florida. In this video we talk about the coronavirus cases, new vests for...
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