Sebastian man arrested for trespassing at old Eckerd building
A man who was walking on the property where the old Eckerd building used to be was arrested for trespassing,...
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A man who was walking on the property where the old Eckerd building used to be was arrested for trespassing,...
Officials say the Sebastian Inlet bridge will need to be replaced due to being damaged in Hurricane Dorian. The new...
On Friday, local police, FBI, DEA, ATF, and the Indian River County Sheriff's Office arrested five people during a multi-agency...
It will rain most of the week in Sebastian, at least until Thursday when the rain begins to clear out....
Why is it important to save Judah's fish market in Sebastian? The town's history tells the story. The Sebastian Inlet...
Following a joint investigation with Sebastian Police detectives, the FBI Safe Streets Task Force, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and...
There is insufficient evidence to open a criminal investigation into the allegations that were made against former city manager Joe...
A man was arrested Wednesday during a traffic stop after he stated "shoot me" to a deputy as he pulled...
The trial of Eric Michael Antosia is set for October 15, 2019, in Brevard County. He is being charged with...
A Family Dollar cashier was arrested Wednesday after she stole items because she was hungry and thirsty at work, according...
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