Meet Brevard 7-year-old Ella Grace Helton, who stars on the family sitcom “United We Fall,” premiering Wednesday, July 15 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
People who have lost their jobs and/or income because of the coronavirus struggle to pay for utilities as basic as water.
Brevard County commissioners are set to take up a heated discussion Tuesdasy: Should face masks be mandatory when entering businesses?
Even with fixes to the system and fewer new applications, locals are among countless Floridians who can’t get an answer on their unemployment benefit status.
Let’s rethink the holiday name “Father’s Day.” A dad may or might not be a biological father.
Conducted every 10 years, the census helps determine funding for everything from libraries, community centers and Pell Grants to Medicaid and highways.
I was facedown, seeing what it was like to be still for eight minutes and 46 seconds. That’s how long it took for George Floyd to die, his face against the pavement.
The June 6 March for Justice in Cocoa and Rockledge brought thousands together in a peaceful protest and rally for criminal justice reform.
‘We bleed the same color’: March for Justice brings diverse group with common goals together in Cocoa and Rockledge
For those separated from their loved ones because of COVID-19-related bans. the wait for senior facilities to be reopened can be excruciating.
Clara Lyons is turning 103 – and no pandemic is going to stop her birthday party, even if it’s from a distance.
Clara Lyons turned 103 on June 5, 2020. Family had to “party” from a distance because of COVID-19, but there’s big love for this longtime Cocoa resident.
Enthusiastic crowds descend on Space Coast for crewed SpaceX mission and an historic return to flight
Three Apollo-era veterans agree; It’s an exciting time on the Space Coast, for SpaceX and for American space exploration, period
The motorcoach industry is hurting in the face of a global pandemic, and two Brevard bus drivers are among those rolling to D.C. to send that message.
A week into Phase 1 of Gov. DeSantis’ reopening plan, Brevard seniors have divergent views on what should happen from here and life in the meantime
It’s not every parade where tears flow as freely as cheers, but the dam broke Wednesday at an event for Brevard families separated by the COVID-19 crisis.
Census figures shape the maps of legislative districts and helps determine funding for everything from highways to FEMA relief after disasters.
Food distrubution events are scheduled over the next few days in Brevard, along with regular meal service and food pantry help at locations countywide.
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, he’s sharing a musical message of hope, singing ‘God Bless America’ every night at 7 p.m. in front of his house.
