Florida surgeon general advises against psychotropic drugs for children
TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s surgeon general is urging doctors to stop prescribing psychotropic medications to children for common mental health conditions,...
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TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s surgeon general is urging doctors to stop prescribing psychotropic medications to children for common mental health conditions,...
SEBASTIAN — Capt. Hiram’s Resort Blackfin’s Restaurant is celebrating the start of Florida lobster season with their own Lobster Week...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Indian River County Fire Rescue (IRCFR) is mourning Firefighter/Paramedic Geoffrey Lang, who died Saturday morning at...
Restaurants across the Sebastian area and nearby communities are offering daily and weekly meal specials from July 27 through August...
VERO BEACH — The School District of Indian River County is rolling out a new bus tracking tool designed to...
VERO BEACH — A 25-year-old Vero Beach man was arrested early Friday after deputies said he attacked several women at...
VERO BEACH — A 25-year-old man died early Friday after the motorcycle he was driving left the roadway and struck...
SEBASTIAN — North Indian River County has a full slate of live music, a charity golf scramble and a free...
Hungry? Local restaurants in North Indian River and South Brevard counties have lots of specials for you! Find early-bird Italian...
SEBASTIAN — The Sebastian Police Department’s Community Oriented Policing Endeavor (COPE) Unit will hold its Back-to-School Fun Day on Friday,...
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