A group of 5-, 6- and 7-year-olds wants Congress to adopt a national kindness symbol. They and their teacher graciously ask for your support.
Readers share views in Letters to the Editor
On March 1, 2019, following FLORIDA TODAY Executive Editor Bob Gabordi’s retirement, news director Mara Bellaby will take over
For the third year in a row, locals came out to line up on the Eau Gallie Causeway and voice their concerns through the Brevard Women’s March.
FLORIDA TODAY can’t thank readers enough for helping us support active military, vets and first responders in a big way.
Whether you agreed with or were appalled by his thoughts, the late Ira Adams stood out in FLORIDA TODAY’s Letters to the Editor section for decades.
Many families are seeking help for the basics of a holiday meal and a gift or two for their children
What’s behind the inclusion of Melbourne in the latest edition of popular guidebook “America’s 100 Best Places to Retire”?
What’s behind the inclusion of Melbourne in the latest edition of popular guidebook “America’s 100 Best Places to Retire”?
For more than 25 years, Hart-T-Tree Farms of North Carolina had a popular tree lot in Melbourne. They won’t be back this year but hope to return in 2019.
A day after Thanksgiving 1943, World War II was raging and a young Marine pilot married a talented artist. Seventy-five years later …
With the help of a generous community, FLORIDA TODAY’s Reaching Out Holiday Fund campaign is again set to bring the merry to children and seniors.
Across the Space Coast, before a day where we count our blessings, we asked: What are you grateful for this Thanksgiving?
During Women’s History Month, we honor female role models like Mattie Mae Cisrow, who died March 3 at age 110. Video by Britt Kennerly, March 8, 2016
Americans were aching for moments of unity and triumph in the midst of chaos in 1968. The race to the moon helped provide those moments.
United Way of Brevard’s ‘Sunday Funday,’ a Nov. 11 fundraiser, will offer fun, games and a look at the nonprofit’s role in meeting needs of all ages.
Rep. Bill Posey discusses what he foresees as Democrats take over the House of Representatives.
Vandals trashed Ruth Ceike Meier’s political signs but didn’t dampen her spirit.
On Oct. 28, family and friends will gather to celebrate the life of Bill Hahn, a kidney recipient who fought for others to have a chance at life, too.
The renaming of Cocoa Jr./Sr. High’s stadium honors a longtime Cocoa educator and leader who was Brevard County’s first African-American principal.
