Severe thunderstorm drops hailstones in Barefoot Bay
A severe thunderstorm caused hail in Barefoot Bay and Micco Sunday. Residents heard hailstones hitting rooftops and vehicles for approximately...
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A severe thunderstorm caused hail in Barefoot Bay and Micco Sunday. Residents heard hailstones hitting rooftops and vehicles for approximately...
Sebastian News and Coronavirus Update for April 26, 2020. We talk about the City Council Illegal Coup and interview the...
A video of last Wednesday's meeting among three City Council members and three Sebastian Property Owners Association (SPOA) has been...
State health department officials are not providing us with the number of "recoveries" in Indian River and Brevard counties. We've...
Mayor Ed Dodd, City Manager Paul Carlisle, City Clerk Jeanette Williams, and City Attorney Manny Anon Jr. have filed an...
All Sebastian City Council meetings are canceled until further notice, according to City Manager Paul Carlisle. "Pursuant to the Governors...
Sources say Damien Gilliams, Charles Mauti, and Pamela Parris may be suspended until the State Attorney's Office has completed their...
The State Attorney's office has confirmed that they are investigating Sebastian City Council Members Charles Mauti, Damien Gilliams, and Pamela...
Three City Council members in Sebastian are facing Sunshine Law violations after holding an alleged illegal meeting inside the chambers...
The first U.S. deaths from coronavirus occurred in February, autopsies suggest, according to health officials in California. Coronavirus may have...
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