Author: Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon, Florida Today

Data on the state’s health and economy released this week suggests the sunshine state’s recovery is lagging behind the pack.

“370 inmates and deputies were vaccinated,” Assistant County Health Department Director Anita Stremmel wrote in an email.

Lawsuit over a deputy’s killing of two black Cocoa teens is an indictment of Brevard Sheriff’s “culture,” Crump said, asking the DOJ to step in.

FLORIDA TODAY spoke with criminal defense attorneys, a public defender, a sheriff, a city attorney, and a first amendment expert.

A cop with a long history of alleged misconduct was hired by the BCSO. Sheriff Ivey said his agency was misled by the cop’s prior department.

A cop with a long history of alleged misconduct was hired by the BCSO. Sheriff Ivey said his agency was misled by the cop’s prior department.

It’s the only Florida location that seems to be facing this issue.

Galahs are members of the cockatoo family native to Australia. As adults, they are famed for their vibrant pink plumage.

Mark Eiglarsh, Edwards’s attorney, said the arrest affidavit fails to establish Kathleen Edwards as the primary caretaker of her children.

Footage of West Melbourne Police subduing Donald Whitmer Jr shows him going limp after police tased and held him on the ground at Publix.

Dillon Paul Homol, 22, was arrested Tuesday by the FBI on charges of obstruction of Congress, violent entry and remaining on restricted grounds.

Kenneth Harrelson pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government, obstruction of an official proceeding and destruction of property

Kenneth Harrelson faces charges of conspiracy, destruction of government property

The man faces charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States, witness harassment, damage of government property and entering a restricted building

A FLORIDA TODAY investigation found dozens of people labeled ‘fugitives’ by Brevard’s Sheriff Ivey were in jail or legally free.

Hateful ideology on display in Brevard County in the form of graffiti and leaflets from hate groups. Reported incidents rose dramatically in 2020.

Is the worst behind us? Is herd immunity in sight? DOH-Brevard Epidemiologist Barry Inman shares his perspective on the COVID-19 outlook.

Fine’s proposal would affect students who may be in the process of seeking asylum or otherwise trying to regularize their status.

Two doses are required for the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, spaced a number of days apart. Florida had been reporting how many people were ‘overdue.’

In heavily Republican Brevard county, local politicians were cautious but hopeful after President Biden took the oath of office