County scraps remaining septic-to-sewer workshops, including two in Sebastian
SEBASTIAN — Indian River County has canceled the rest of its September septic-to-sewer workshops, including both sessions planned at the...
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SEBASTIAN — Indian River County has canceled the rest of its September septic-to-sewer workshops, including both sessions planned at the...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — A 20-year-old Palm Bay man was arrested early Monday after a deputy stopped a black Dodge...
VERO BEACH — The School District of Indian River County has adopted a $434.3 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal...
SEBASTIAN — Florida’s minimum wage will increase $1 to $15 an hour on Wednesday, Sept. 30, the last automatic hike...
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VERO BEACH — Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a death warrant for William Reaves Jr., convicted of fatally shooting...
SEBASTIAN — Two Sebastian police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave after a fatal shooting Thursday night, Interim...
SEBASTIAN — Two Sebastian police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave after an officer-involved shooting Thursday night in...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Fifty people were arrested after a four-day undercover operation targeting human trafficking, prostitution and people seeking...
VERO BEACH — An Indian River County Sheriff’s Office sergeant is on paid administrative leave while the agency investigates whether...
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