7,000 FPL Customers Still Without Power In Indian River County
SEBASTIAN - Fewer than 7,000 FPL customers remained without power late Friday afternoon in Indian River County, a spokesperson told...
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SEBASTIAN - Fewer than 7,000 FPL customers remained without power late Friday afternoon in Indian River County, a spokesperson told...
VERO BEACH - The Humane Society of Vero Beach has waived adoption fees on many of its animals through Sunday,...
SEBASTIAN - Tropical Storm Lee has formed in the Atlantic Ocean as it moves westward, according to the National Hurricane...
SEBASTIAN - Hyperloop One is set on building a new infrastructure that would carry people and freight from city to...
VERO BEACH - The Humane Society of Vero Beach will be offering a free drive-thru rabies vaccination clinic in Vero...
SEBASTIAN - The Sebastian River High School Band started a community service project Thursday by helping with some yard clean...
SEBASTIAN - It's still too early for Tropical Depression Fourteen spaghetti models, but its current track is aimed at Sebastian...
SEBASTIAN - Assistance is available for Indian River County residents and businesses that were lost or interrupted as a result...
SEBASTIAN - The Small Business Administration announces that businesses and private non-profit organizations of any size may borrow up to...
SEBASTIAN - Indian River County and trackers are monitoring two tropical disturbances off the coast of Africa. At this time,...
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