Tree Trimmer Dies After Being Electrocuted in Sebastian
Police say a tree trimmer died after he was electrocuted by a live power line near Dixie Terrace in Sebastian...
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Police say a tree trimmer died after he was electrocuted by a live power line near Dixie Terrace in Sebastian...
A Vero Beach man was arrested after he emailed death threats to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. In the...
The National Weather Service has issued an advisory for Southern Brevard and Central Indian River Counties until 2:30 p.m. At...
The Florida Department of Health in Indian River has identified a positive case of hepatitis A in a food service...
There's a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean that is several hundred miles southeast of the Lesser Antilles. The system...
Our Sebastian weekend events include Spaghetti Dinner & Game Night, Koji Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony, Week 10 of the Summer Sunday Reggae...
A man called the Sebastian Police Department on Monday to report that a check from his checkbook was missing, and...
Two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic could have an impact on our weather here in Sebastian in the coming week....
Last Friday, police received a call about a man slamming a woman's head against a wall inside a U-Haul truck...
Vance Lee, a country music performer, began a bicycle ride yesterday from Sebastian to Las Vegas, Nevada through a project...
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