Vero Beach man, 60, killed when SUV hits turning semi at 49th Street and 66th Avenue
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — A 60-year-old Vero Beach man died Thursday morning after the SUV he was driving struck a...
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — A 60-year-old Vero Beach man died Thursday morning after the SUV he was driving struck a...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Rain chances will climb, and northeast winds will strengthen across Indian River County from Friday through...
VERO BEACH — The body of an 86-year-old Vero Beach man was found Thursday inside a vehicle that had gone...
VERO BEACH — The Source will open its new 30-acre Dignity Ranch to the public for the first time on...
North Indian River County venues in Sebastian will host live music, a charity Wiener dog race, a Halloween party, and...
SEBASTIAN — Community members spent the morning of Oct. 17 at Orlando Health Sebastian River Hospital for the first Passport...
Several free and low-cost Halloween events for children and families are scheduled across North Indian River County in the coming...
Restaurants from Sebastian to Grant-Valkaria are rolling out weekly specials on smoked meats, seafood, Italian classics, and casual bar fare...
FELLSMERE — Operation Hope is hosting an eight-day Halloween series this month, featuring a parade, a wrestling show, a fall...
VERO BEACH — Vero Beach City Council approved a lease Tuesday for a four-story, 116-room Marriott hotel on airport property...
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