Barefoot Bay man killed while crossing U.S. Highway 1
A 70-year-old Barefoot Bay man was killed Thursday night while attempting to cross U.S. Highway 1. The Florida Highway Patrol...
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A 70-year-old Barefoot Bay man was killed Thursday night while attempting to cross U.S. Highway 1. The Florida Highway Patrol...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Indian River County and Brevard County, Florida. State health department officials are...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Indian River County and Brevard County, Florida. The number of new cases...
Sebastian residents are dealing with job losses and business closures while the City Council wants taxpayers to pay for their...
Heather Quigley, manager at Crab E Bills Indian River Seafood, informed us that their Seafood Market is set to reopen...
The woman who called Sebastian citizens "fat & obese" and our snowbirds "carpetbagger Yankees," now wants free health insurance provided...
The next Sebastian City Council meeting is Wednesday, April 22, 2020, which could be a very interesting meeting. First, Councilman...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Indian River County and Brevard County, Florida. Governor Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Indian River County and Brevard County. Sebastian Mayor Ed Dodd joined us...
The Twisted Pickle deli, located on U.S. 1 in Wabasso, has burned down along with the rug shop next to...
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