Vero Beach Police Investigate Double Homicide
VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Police Department is investigating a double homicide that occurred early Tuesday morning. Officers responded...
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VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Police Department is investigating a double homicide that occurred early Tuesday morning. Officers responded...
SEBASTIAN — Shoppers in Indian River and Brevard counties will soon have two new ALDI stores to visit. The discount...
BOSTON — Zach Stambaugh, a runner from the Sebastian, Florida, community who is on the autism spectrum, joined about 300...
Check out budget-friendly specials this week at Tiki Bar & Grill, Rib City at Grant Station, Woody's Bar-B-Q, The Old...
VERO BEACH — Demolition crews are set to begin working at the Indian River Mall, marking the end of an...
SEBASTIAN — Woody's Bar-B-Q in Sebastian marks 25 years of slow-smoked success with a full-day celebration on Wednesday, March 25,...
North Indian River County residents have a packed weekend of music, food and charity from March 20-22, headlined by the...
SEBASTIAN — The Singing Sharks choir from Sebastian River High School claimed first place and swept top awards at the...
SEBASTIAN — A 6-year-old cat named Midnite narrowly escaped euthanasia after swallowing 26 hair ties that caused a life-threatening blockage,...
TALLAHASSEE — Florida lawmakers have passed a bill to set new speed rules for e-bikes near pedestrians with a goal...
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