Day: June 2, 2023

The committee voted to remove three poetry books, all by Rupi Kaur, from Brevard Public School libraries and classrooms.
      

Campbell said Fried and others wanted to be arrested to amplify their agenda. He said it’s not in the state interest to let that happen.

After coasting through a session where a compliant Legislature approved his priorities, Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed Friday his first bills.

Former Palm Bay Council candidate Janice Crisp acquitted after deputies said she tried to enter a School Board meeting without a mask in 2021.

At Brevard Zoo, families can see gators, giraffes, zebras. Recent visitors say the habitats were impressive & the zip lining experience was a must-try

Find a 2023 summer sports camp for your child, including camps for baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, wrestling and volleyball.
      

Brush clearing has begun in the Malabar Scrub Sanctuary after the county and the town of Malabar settled their dispute last week.

The city will soon launch a second, formal investigation into allegations that Police Chief Scott Rosenfeld created a hostile work environment.

Florida residents may see 1 to 3 inches of rain, with up to 6 inches possible in some locations through Saturday.

A federal judge Thursday cleared the way for a lawsuit, which alleges racial discrimination in the funding and management of Florida A&M University,

Since 2016, the Running Zone has organized Tuesday evening fun runs at Brevard breweries. This year’s series starts June 6 at Carib in Cape Canaveral.

Summer has arrived, and my desire to do anything other than watch mindless TV and work crossword puzzles has fled the scene

Trekking through key primary states this week, former President Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis are jousting over abortion, COVID policies, the Walt Disney Co. — and the U.S. Constitution.