A capacity crowd filled the mosque at the Islamic Society of Brevard County during Saturday’s memorial for victims of the New Zealand mass killing.
The streets of downtown Melbourne were packed with revelers Saturday for the city’s St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Rockledge Raiders softball overcomes an early lead by the visiting Astronaut War Eagles to win 4-3 in eight innings
Neuropsychologist Dr. Christine Salinas talks about founding Ninos Health to aid low income children with disorders such as autism and ADHD
The Eau Gallie Commodores defeated Merritt Island 8-0 in baseball Tuesday evening
Friday night brought an end to the season for Cocoa Tigers boys basketball. The TIgers lost 97-62 in the state regional final
Thousands come to enjoy the food, music and dancing at the 47th Annual St. Katherine Greek Festival
Highlights from Cocoa’s 56-43 victory over Melbourne Central Catholic in District 7-5A boys basketball
The Norwegian Epic, which suffered engine problems and crashed into a dock in Puerto Rico last week, returned to Port Canaveral Saturday afternoon.
The Norwegian Epic returns to Port Canaveral after sustaining slight damage when it collided with a dock in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Wrestlers from all over the county converged on Palm Bay Magnet High School for the Cape Coast Conference meet.
The Melbourne Bulldogs boys soccer team advances to the regional finals with tonight’s 2-1 victory over Windermere
The Merritt Island Mustangs defeat Satellite 3-0 to advance in the FHSAA girls soccer tournament
Five student athletes from Cocoa High reveal their choices for higher education on National Signing Day.
Viera defeats Windermere 1-0 to advance to the regional semifinals in the FHSAA girls state soccer playoffs
Melbourne defeats Viera in a shootout 2-1 (5-4 PKs) to win the Class 4A District 6 soccer title
The Cocoa TIgers come from behind to surprise the Melbourne Bulldogs 74-71 in high school basketball Thursday evening.
Merritt Island and Rockledge boys battle for a spot in the Class 3A District 12 soccer final
About 200 people attended a vigil for Marisol Lopez, who sang in the choir and taught Sunday school.
Brevardians get a look from above as well as raise money for Habitat for Humanity of Brevard
