Author: Bailey Gallion, Florida Today

The first storm of Florida’s hurricane season, named Hurricane Isaias, is set to arrive in Brevard early Saturday.

One group estimates 29 million may lose their homes before the end of the year if conditions don’t change.

More seats are filling up on flights from the airport, which have risen from two per day at their lowest point to between

A Melbourne store owner said she’s been shouted at and had a gun flashed at her because her shop requires customers to wear masks.

Other hospitals in the county say they haven’t hired any additional temporary staff for COVID-19-specific work.

Part of the grant will go toward funding 31 spots in its IGNITE 360 mentoring program. Participation usually costs $2,500 per business.

In June, the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office began enforcing evictions processed before local administrative orders paused them.

The child is not breathing on its own and may die, a friend of his mother said.

Far from encouraging recklessness, businesses have instituted mask policies and temperature checks to keep the virus at bay.

“As a reminder, you and I serve all of our constituents, not just the individuals that we like,” Cocoa Beach Mayor Ben Malik wrote after reading email

The college will follow a four-phase reopening plan and hopes to resume normal operations in January 2021.

Brevard lost two high-end organic grocery stores in February when the stores closed. The new Winn-Dixie locations will open by the end of the year, the company says.

A Facebook row broke out between State Rep. Randy Fine and his primary challenger with Fine accusing his opponent’s campaign of harassing his mom

Landlords still have bills to pay regardless of their tenants’ hardships and still need or want the income.

The Melbourne gym that defied Gov. Ron DeSantis’ executive order and reopened its doors Friday has since closed shop again.

Gym management insists they provide a service essential to maintain the health of their members.

Hospitality and food workers were hit hardest, with 3,028 applying for benefits
       

Many Brevard businesses said they lost out on loans to help them weather the coronavirus pandemic. Even if more loans become available in the future, employees are impacted now, business owners say.
       

Flights out of the Melboure Orlando Airport have dropped from 9 per day to 2 as flights leave with only handfuls of passengers.

CDC guidelines people without permanent homes should stay where they are and authorities should avoid clearing homeless encampments