Varsity and junior varsity football teams at Viera High School will return to competition after a hazing incident that included a viral video.
A new vehicular heatstroke prevention initiative is aimed at letting parents, caregivers know of the dangers of hot cars for children, pets
New additions for 2023-2024 include a aqua science program at Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School, and, at Viera High, a carpentry program.
FLORIDA TODAY’s breaking news reporter J.D. Gallop will talk about covering a 2013 Brevard murder at 6 p.m. Sunday on Oxygen’s ‘Snapped.’
Long before Movie Barbie’s feet went flat and she left the perfection of Barbieland, a Barbie was my pal in an alternately real/make-believe world.
Veteran United Way of Brevard official Caron Partridge has been tapped for the president’s role after serving in an interim position since 2022.
When the heat is on in the midst of a Florida summer, where can fans of the Mouse & Co. find cool respite at Walt Disney World?
Summer ‘Feed and Read’ programs, offered through United Way of Brevard and the Children’s Hunger Project, gives kids weekend food packs and books.
Johnnie M. Jenkins is 100 and a Rockledge icon, family and friends say. To celebrate, her community arranged a parade that would roll by her home.
In the space of just two weeks, Aging Matters in Brevard raised $89,000 in donations.
Three Brevard families moving out of Florida say the safety and well-being of their family was the No. 1 factor in their choice.
An 80-gallon kettle that’s used at Brevard Community Kitchen to prep food for Meals on Wheels and other programs is history.
The ‘Little Black Book Drive’ aims to put new books in the hands of Brevard children, with an emphasis on literacy and inspiration.
In a day of family unity and pride, Eastern Florida State’s spring graduates include 4 moms who earned degrees at the same time as their children.
Instead of watching Mommy open presents that year, I reflected on the gifts she’d given me: clarity, vision and hope
50 years after Roe v. Wade was passed and as Florida’s 6-week abortion ban becomes law, people on all sides of the issue speak out on what comes next.
Bidding is open for the American Space Museum’s spring online fundraising auction, with rare items from the U.S. space program’s past up for grabs.