National Hurricane Center Forecasters Monitor Potential Tropical Development
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a new low-pressure system forming in the western Caribbean Sea. There's a 50 percent...
A veteran broadcaster, Andy Hodges has spent nearly forty-five years reporting news across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Brevard Counties. Throughout his career, he's graced the airwaves in radio and television at WFLX (FOX-29), WRMF, WIRK, WMXJ, WLIZ, WZZR, and WIXI, just to mention a few. Since 2016, Andy has been the Editor-in-Chief of Sebastian Daily.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a new low-pressure system forming in the western Caribbean Sea. There's a 50 percent...
United Way of Indian River County recently brought together a diverse group of funders and nonprofit professionals to explore collaborative...
Sebastian is set for a fantastic weekend with great weather! Enjoy pleasant temperatures with highs near 84°F and lows around...
High winds and rough seas are making fishing at Sebastian Inlet difficult, but anglers are still reeling in snook, redfish,...
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, Sebastian voters re-elected Ed Dodd and Kelly Dixon for Sebastian City Council. There were two...
Southeastern Grocers (SEG) has announced that the Winn-Dixie Store in Sebastian will undergo a conversion to an ALDI store in...
The City of Sebastian faces a recurring issue with abandoned vessels in the Indian River Lagoon, particularly after hurricanes. These...
The Florida Highway Patrol responded to a serious crash on I-95 involving three children and an adult from Sebastian. The...
As November arrives, Florida kicks off Manatee Awareness Month. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reminds boaters to...
Emily E. Czapek, M.D., 81, of East Peoria, IL, passed away on Monday, October 14, 2024, after alengthy illness. Emily's...
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